ML20083H725
| ML20083H725 | |
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| Site: | Waterford  |
| Issue date: | 10/04/1983 |
| From: | LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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| PROC-831004-01, NUDOCS 8401040633 | |
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. WATERFORD 3 SES PLANT OPERATING MANGAL .
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.P-1-010 18 REVISION 2 POM VOLUME POM SECTION 1 APPROVAL DATE: OCT - 41083 -:
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WATERFORD 3 SE3 . PLANT OPERATING MANUAL CHANGE / REVISION / DELETION REQUEST Procedure No. 68-/ </C Title (L%4J CuO Effective Date U L~' (if different frca approval date) Camoleta L B. er C *
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REO tfTR ED S TC M A*tf RFM l Originator f'- ~ ~- klk Date II' I3 Technical Review U/A Date SAFETT EVALUATION Does this change, revision, or deletion: TE3 NO
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- 3. Conduct tests / experiments not described in the F3AR7 _
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- 4. Create a condition or conduct an operation which ex-coeda, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications?
If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Safety Eva4uati m checklist. Safety Evaluation 'UNMM< 5h Date - t3 Group /Dep't. Head Review N[de dM Date N4N Temporary Approval
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Temporary Approvale Date - QC Review / 'A 8/M"2 - Date 9 - W TJ 70RC Review b I D ate 9 2 3.x ; Meeting No. ' S d'N PlantManager(NuclearApprof1 M /// I ' d Date /' /8 0N *
' Temporary approval aust be followed by Plant Manager-Nuclear approval j within 14 days:
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PLANT OPERATING MANUAL CHANGE / REVISION / DELETION REQUEST Procedure No. E? - l -0 2C- Title bN Effective Date P d L M -- (if different from approval date) cannista 1. B. er C ,- A. Change No. A/A B. Revision No. 2 . C. Deletion AM RFAMON FOR CHAMCE. RE7TMTOM. OR DFLFTTON TD ?t m % )0 0 D w .A w e . v.Tr C iv ' :1 $.& o ._M t.Gn AMc C4 m,L) ,. - RKOtfTRED STCMATtiWF3 Originator R, t- C~AEL Date ?//Of ? f Tcchnical Review M/,1 Date SAFETT EVALUATION D:es this change, revision, or deletion: YES NO
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V coeda, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the abovw is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Satsty Evaluation checklist. Screty Evaluation I-##b I> / Date f- Ju -P3 Group /Dep't. Head Re Iow Ng w d'u Date f-h -Y 7 , i Temporary Approvale Date (NO3) l Temporary Approval' Date l 1 QC Review - #4 ht/MG Date 9- A7 - O PORC Review k b Data i '
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. Emergency Plan Inplcmonting Instruction EP-1-020 Alert '
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 REFERENCES
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3.0 RES PONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 5.0 PROCEDURE 6.0 FINAL' CONDITIONS . 7.0 ATTACHMENTS 7.1 Procedure Reference for Additional Response Guidelines (1 page) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 2 ! i 1 -7 Revision 2 g t k 4 i 1
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Emsrgoney Plan Implcosnting Instruction EP-1-020 Alcrt Revision 2 1.0 P!!RPOSE To outline the actions to be taken for an emergency condition at the
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Alert Level.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 EP-1-001, Recognition and Classification of Emergency Conditions 23 EP-1-010, Unusual Event . 2.4 EP-1-030, Site Area Emergency 2.5 EP-1-040, General Emergency 2.6 EP-2-010, Notifications and Communications 27 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During Emergencies 2.8 EP-2-050, Offsite Dose Assessment (Manual) 29 EP-2-051, Offsite Dose Assessment (Computerized) 2.10 EP-2-052, Protective Action Guidelines - 2.11 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring . 2.12 EP-2-100, Technical Support Center (TSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.13 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.14 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records 2.15 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 2.16 EP-2-034, Onsite Surveys During Emergencies 2.17 FP-1-003, Fire Emergency / Records i 2
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.Em rgency Plan Impismenting Instruction EP-1-020 Alert
. Revision 2 2.18 UNT-7-018, First Aid and Madical Care F
2.19 EP-2 071, Site Protective Measures 2.20 EP-2-130, cmergency Team Assignments 'h 3.0 nES PONSIBILITIES The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the actions outlined in this procedure are carried out. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS ~ This procedure is to be initiated upon reaching the following conditions: 4 .1 Whenever an Alert is recognized and classified in accordance with EP-1-001. l.2 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Sound the appropriate alarm as necessary: 5.1.1 Fire 5.1.2 S ta tion I 5.2 Make the following announcement (s): 5.2.1 " Attention all personnel; attention all personnel. An Alert has i i been declared. All members of the On-site Emergency Response ! Organization report to your stations. All other personnel report to your work stations." (If the emergency is radiation oriented, add: "There will be no smoking, eating or drinking until further notice.") "The Maintenance radio frequency is now dedicated for emergency use only." 5.2.2 If there is a localized emergency (e.g., fire), announce its type and location, and instruct personnel to stand clear of-this area (refer to FP-1-003). 3 o
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. Emargency Plan Implcmsnting Instruction EP-1-020 Alert
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5.2.4 Consider site protective measures in accordance with EP-2-071. , , 5.3 Make initial contact with the Duty Plant Manager (refer to ~ EP-3-050). 5.3.1 If the Duty Plant Manager cannot be reached, contact any of the F alternate Duty Plant Managers (refer to EP-3-050) . i 5.3.2 Upon contact with the Duty Plant Manager, discuss the following: - 5.3.2.1 Nature of the situation - 5.3.2.2 Classification 5 3.2.3 Action taken or to be taken 5.3.2.4 Need to activate emergency response facilities 5.3.3 Ensure that the Senior Vice President-Nuclear Operations is contacted by the Duty Plant Manager.. l 5.4 Direct the Emergency Communicator to activate the Emergency Pager System in accordance with Attachment 7.2 of EP-2-010. NOTE If conditions exist that could be hazardous to those personnel reporting to the site, provide instructions for alternate routes and activating backup facilities. 2v-5.5 Complete Attachment 7.5, Initial Notification Form, of EP-2-010 and provide the form and agencies to be notified to the Emergency Communicator. Direct the Emergency Communicator to commence initial off-site notifications of the appropriate organizations listed below in accordance with EP-2-010. l 4
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.Em3rgency Plan Impicmsnting Instruction EP-1-020 Alcrt
. Revision 2 5.5.1 St. Charles Parish Emergency Operations Center (EOC) 5.5.2 St. John the Baptist Parish EOC C
5.5.3 Louisiana Nuclear Energy Division (LNED)
- 5.5.4 Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness (LOEP) 5.5.5 '4aterford 1 and 2 5.5.6 Middle South Utilities 5.5.7 U.S. Coast Guard 5.5.8 Missouri Pacific Railroad 5.5.9 American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) 5.5.10 Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) 3.5.11 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) 5.6 As additional information becomes available, update the Emergency Communicator by completing Attachment 7 7, Follow-up Notification, of EP-2-010. Direct the Emergency Communicator to conduct additional updates to offsite agencies in accordance with EP-2-010.
5.7 Initiate off-site dose assessment in accordance with EP-2-050 for manual assessment or EP-2-051 for computerized assessment. Determine the need for protective action recommendations in ac-cordance with EP-2-052, Protective Action Guidelines. 5.8 If radiological releases are occurring, instruct the Health Physics Coordinator to activate Radiological Field Monitoring Teams in ac-cordance with EP-2-130. 5.9 Activate the Technical Support venter in accordance with EP-2-100. 5.10 Activate the Operational Support Center in accordance with EP-2-101.
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5.11 Direct the Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Controls Coordinator to initiate in-plant radiological controls in f ' accordance with EP-2-031 if a potential radiological hazard exists
- and to perform on-site surveys as necessary in accordance with EP-2-034.
l 5.12 Ensure that emergency logs / records are kept in accordance with EP-2-150. 5.13 Initiate any additional response measures in accordance with the - applicable emergency procedures listed on Attachment 7 1. 5.14 Ensure that Technical Advisors are dispatched to local Parish Emergency Operations Centers. 5.15 As conditions change, periodically check EP-1-001 to determine whether reclassification is necessary. 5.15.1 If reclassification is necessary, then reclassify emergency in accordance with EP-1-001 and implement the appropriate Emergency Plan Implementing Instruction: EP-1-010, EP-1-030 or EP-1-040. 5.15.2 If closecut is appropriate, then close out the emergendy with a verbal summary to all agen'cies/ personnel as indicated on At-tachment 7.13 of EP-2-010. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 The oncoming Emergency Coordinator is contacted. j 6.2 The EOF Director is contacted. i j I 6.3 Initial offsite notifications are initiated. 6.4 The Alert has been closed out with normal station administration resumed or the emergency is reclassified. 7.0 ATT ACH ME NTS 7.1 Procedure Reference for Additional Response Guidelines 6
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. PROCEDURE REFERENCE FOR ADDITIONAL RESPONSE GUIDELINES Topic Reference.
Forsonnel EP-2-020, Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel EP-2-030. Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination I EP-2-081, Search and Rescue EP-1-003, Fire Emergency / Records UNT-7-018, First Aid and Medical Care Administration EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments EP-2-140, Reentry , EP-2-170, Recovery
. EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List l
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WATERFORD 3 SES PLANT OPERATING MANGAL - l LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT S$$ ' EP-2-020 aEvlsION 4 POM v0u:ME is SEP 19 883 .- POM SECTION 2 i APPROVAL DATE: ! EFFECTIVE DATE: %1 7nna i EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLE!!ENTING PROCEDURE CONTA!:INATED INJIRED/ILL PERSOUUEL LP&L W-3 RECORDS CON TROLLED M vv DVi : NO. dAk PORC Meeting No. f 3 - W/9 Reviewed:. [/[ PORC Chat . Approved: 3 b i
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Date !! [U Tcchnical Rev1Iw V//f M Dato M//I SAFETT EVALUATION i Dses this change, revision, or deletion: TES NO .
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- 2. Change the procedures as described in the FSAR7- _
- 3. Conduct tests / experiments not described in the F3AR7 ,_
4 Create a condition or conduct an operation which ex- / coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 3a a y Eyal tio hocklist. Safety Evaluation 8 Y b '~ '
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Group /Dep't. Head Review M N 8 O J M Date /r /M2 j/ / Temporary Approval' Date (NO3) Temporary Approval
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UNT-1-003 Revision 6' Attachment 6.9 (1 of 1) 2 (s
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, Emargency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-020 Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 REFERENCES
30 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS f 5.0 PROCEDURE 5 .1 Immediate Actions and Notifications , 5.2 Follow-up Actions and Communications 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Ambulance Notification Checklist (2 page's) l 7.2 Ochsner Foundation Hospital Notification Checklist (2 pages) l 73 West Jefferson General Hospital Notification Checklist (2 pages) - 74 Security Notification Checklist (1 page) 75 Health Physics Responsibilities On-site (1 page) 7.6 Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital (2 pages) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 4 1-16 Revision 4 LIST OF PAGES CONTAINING PROPRIETARY OR PRIVATE INFORMATION 7 9 11 l l 1 A
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Emcrgency Plan Implementing Proceduro EP-2-020 Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4 1.0 PU R POS E The parpose of this procedure is to provide guidance to the Emergency Coordinator in the event that contaminated injured /ill ,. personnel must be transported off-site.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Waterford 3 SES imergency Plan 2.2 Emergency Medical Assistance Program (EMAP) , 23 NUREG 0654/ FEMA-REP-1 2.4 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 2.5 UNT-7-018, First Aid and Medical Care 2.6 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for enduring that tne actions as outlined in this procedure are carried out. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS Injured /ill personnel are contaminated and must be transported off-site. i 2 l A
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- 1. Personnel injured /ill within a Radiation Controlled Area (RCA) shall be considered f contaminated until determined to be free of contamination by Health Physics personnel.
- 2. Serious injuries requiring medical treatment j shall take precedence over decontamination of I injured /ill personnel.
50 PROCEDURE NOTE The Emergency Coordinator shall give the l Emergency First Aid Team (EFAT) immediate access t'o the victim. 5.1 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS Upon the determination that contaminated injured /ill personnel must be transported off-site, the Emergency Coordinator snall: 5 1.1 Ensure that the Emergency First Aid Team (EFAT) treats victim (s) in accordance with UNT_7-018. 5.1.2 Coordinate the activation of the EFAT with the Operational Support Center (OSCT Supervisor when the OSC is manned. 5.1 3 Ensure that Health Physics personnel perform duties in accordance ' with Attachment 7 5, Health Physics Responsibilities On_ site. 5.1.4 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the appropriate ambulance service (s) in accordance with Attachment 7 1, Ambulance Notification Checklist. 3
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- 1. St. Charles Ambulance Ssrvice is the primary .,
transportation cervice for Waterford 3 However, West Jefferson Air-Care Ambulance may be selected based on St. Charles ambulance availability and degree of injury.
- 2. If the West Jefferson Air-Care Ambulance is used, the Security pickup truck will be used
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for primary transportation from the site of injury to the Helicopter Landing area. Notify Security in accordance with Attachment 7 4. If the Security vehicle is not available, any othat available pickup truck or station wagon should be used. 5.1.5 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify Ochsner Foundation Hospital or West Jefferson General Hospital in accordance with At-tachment 7 2 or 7 3, respectively. 5.1.6 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Waterford 3 Security Shif t Supervisor in accordance with Attachment 74, Security Notification Checklist. 5.1 7 Request and coordinate additional support, as required (e.g., search and rescue, emergency repair, etc.). 5.1.8 Make contact with the Health Physics Coordinator or his designee and inform him/her of the event to ensure proper Health Physics staffing. Refer to EP-3-050. 5.2 FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Upon the completion or the immediate actions and notifications of , this procedure (section 5.1) , the Emergency Coordinator shall: 4 a
I Emergency Plan Impicmsnting Procedure EP-2-020 i Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4
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5 2.1 Direct that Health Physics and Emergency First Aid Team personnel move the victim (s) to a rendezvous point (if required) where tne ambulance personnel can place victim (s) in the ambulance (s).
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NOTE In the event that severe injuries (e . g . , back injuries, severe bleeding) prevent the 1 moving of victim (s), await assistance from qualified ambulance personnel. ~
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7 2, Ochsner Foundation Hospital Notification Checklist, or 7.3, West Jefferson General Hospital Notification Checklist, and At- ' tachment 7 5, Health Physics Responsibilities On-site. 5 2.2 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Security Shift l Supervisor and inform him of the ambulance rendezvous point (e.g., east side of RAB, Fuel Handling 3uilding doorway, etc.) or loca- l tion of victim to which Security will escort the ambulance person-nel. 5.2 3 Direct that Health Physics personnel escort victim (s) to Support i Hospital (s). l 5.2.4 Direct that Health Physics personnel provide assistance at the j Support Hospital (s) in accordance with Attachment 7 6, Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital. 5.2 5 Direct the Health Physics personnel to control potentially contaminated areas, equipment, and personnel involved with on-site response (e.g., personnel handling victim (s), area through which victim was moved, etc.) in accordance with Attachment 7 5, Health Physics Responsibilities On-site. i i t 5 4 t
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through the receiving hospital. l i 5.2.6 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Support Hospital (s) of any changes the Support Hospital (s) may not be aware of (e.g. , changes in estimated time of arrival, condition or victim (s), number of victims, etc.). . 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Victim (s) are admitted to Support Hospital (s) and are under professional medical supervision. 6.2 Health Physics personnel at Support Hospital (s) have all potentially contaminated personnel, areas, and equipment controlled in ac-cordance with Attachment 7 6, Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital. 70 ATTACHMENTS g .- 71 Ambulance Notification Checklist 7.2 Ochsner Foundation Hospital Notification Checklist 73 West Jefferson General Hospital Notification Checklist 74 Security Notification Checklist 75 Health Physics Responsibilities On-site 7.6 Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital i l
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l (Notification via PABX Telephone) St. Charles Hospital Ambulance Dispatched via St. Charles Parish Sheriff Dept. - Industrial or Operational Hot Line
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Wost Jef ferson Hospital Air- Ambulance [1 800 182 2006]
- 1) Emergency Communicator (name)
- 2) Time and date of call / /
(24-hour clock) day me. yr.
- 3) Eoc Communicator on-line (name)
- 4) Repeat the fallowing message: MY N AME IS . I AM THE (emergency position) AT THE WATERFORD 3 STEAM ELECTRIC STATION. WE NEED AMBULANCE SERVICE (S) FOR THE TRANSPORTA-TION OF CCNTAMINATED INJURED PERSONNEL FROM WATERFORD 3
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a) Number of victims b) Type of injuries (discuss) c) Contamination (circle) YES No d) Type of contamination (circle) Skin Clothing Internal e) Gate ambulance is to enter (if known) (g a te ) {HE gg{jgggL CONTAINED WITHIN THE SYMBOLS [] IS PROPRIETARY OR PRIVATE EP-2-020 Revision 4 7 Attachment 71 (1 of 2) e
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- 5) Method of transport (circle) Ground Air
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- 8) If Air Care is to be employed, the following transportation to the Helicopter Landing Area is to be used: h a) Security pickup truck (circle) YES NO b) Other available pickup (circle) YES NO .
truck or station wagon
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Ochsner Foundation Hospital Telephone # [828 7000]
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- 3) Dial [ 89 8-7000) and, when answered, request the Emergency Department. The operator will transfer you to the proper individual.
- 4) When the Emergency Department is on-line, request his or her name 2
and position ; then repeat the following message: - 7 My name is . I am f the (emergency position) at the Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station. We are preparing to transport contaminated injured 9 personnel to your facility. I Prepare your radiation j emergency area, i
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l a) Number of victims b) Type of injuries (discuss) c) Degree of contamination (circle) cpm'~ mrem
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- d) Type of contamination (circle) Skin Clothing Internal THE MATERIAL CONTAINED WITHIN THE SYMBOLS [] IS PROPRIETARY OR PMIVATE l INFOR MATION . l j
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- 6) Inform the Emergency Department that Waterforc 3 Health Physics personnel will accompany victim in ambulance.
- 7) Inform the Emergency Department that they will be notified or any changes and give them your phone number.
- 8) Additional Information l
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UEST JEFFERSON GENERAL HOSPITAL NOTIFICATION CHECKLIST West Jefferson Hospital Telephone # [800 282 0006]
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- 3) Dial [800 182 4006] and, when answered, repeat the following message:
My aame is . I am the (emergency position) at the i Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station. We are preparing to transport contaminated injured personnel to your facility. Prepare your radiation emergency area. and request the EmerTency Department.
- 4) When the Emergency Department is on-line, request his or her name and, 3 5) Repeat your message: My name is . I am the (emergency position) at the Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station. We are preparing to transport contaminated injured personnel to your facility.
l Prepare your radiation emergency area.
- 6) Then discuss the following information:
a) Number of victims b) Type of injuries (discuss) ; l l THE MATERIAL CONTAINED t'ITHIN THE SYMBOLS [] IS PR0PRIETARY OR PMIVATE i INFORMATION. EP-2-020 Revision 4 11 Attachment 73 (1 of 2) a , _ _ l
_ . . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. . . _ . . . . . . _ . . ~ ._ m _ ... _... - - .. ..... .. MEST JEFFERSON GENERAL HOSPITAL NOTIFICATION CHECKLIST c) Degree of contamination (circle) cpm m.em d) Type of contamination (circle) Skin Clothing Internal e) First aid already administered on-site (discuss ) C f) Method of transport (circle) Groun d Air NOTE
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l If Air-Care transcort is to be used, ensure f that site transportation is available in accordance with Attachment 7 1,,section 8. l l g) Name of ambulance service (s) (names) j h) Estimated time of arrival (24-hour clock)
- 7) Inform the Emergency Department that Waterford 3 Health Physics personnel will accompany victim in ambulance.
- 8) Inform the Emergency Department that they will be notified of any !
changes and give them your phone number.
- 9) Additional Information '
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SECURITY NOTIFICATION CHECKLIST
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(name)
- 2) Time and date of call / / l (24-hour clock) day mo yr.
- 3) Name of Shift Security Supervisor on-line (name)
- 4) Repeat the following n essage: MY NAME IS . I AM 5 THE (emergency position) . WE REQUEST SECURITY SUPPORT TO AID IN THE PREPARATION OF THE TRANSPORT OF CONTAMINATED INJURED PERSONNEL TO THE HOSPITAL (S).
- 5) Then discuss the folicwing information:
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a) Location or victims (discuss ) b) Number of victims c) Gate ambulance shall enter site (discuss) (g a te ) , d) Method of transport (Circle) Groun d Air e) Estimated time of arrival (24-nour clock) f) Name of ambulance service (s) (name) g) Security pickup truck needed for transport to the Helicopter Landing Area (circle) YES NO h) Other Security support (discuss)__
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- 1. Notify the Emergency Coordinator of radiological conditions associated with the victim, including:
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- a. Approximate contamination levels on victim and nature or contamination (i.e., skin, clothing, internal uptake)
- b. If overexposure has occurred or is possible due to the victim s location .-
- c. If ambulance personnel are required to be issued TLD's and protective clothing prior to gaining access to the victim
- (Emergency First Aid Team will determine mobility of victim)
- 2. Ir victim's injury does not permit decontamination prior to transport off-site, consider: _
- a. Covering stretcher with plastic sheets to contain contamination
, b. Removing protective clothing from victim
- c. Setting up a system for transporting the victim to an ambulance. System should minimize the spread of contamination (i.e. , provide a " clean" access path for asbuj ance personnel);
move victim to a controlled area outside the RCA where the ambulance may access
- d. Spreading plastic sheets in ambulance
- e. Having protective clothing and dosimetry available for ambulance personnel upon arrival on-site (preferably at the security ac- ,
cess point to be issued by the security escort) 3 When time allows, complete the Skin Contamination Record. 4 Ensure that ambulance personnel have been issued TLD's by security upon arrival, if determined to be necessary under part 1c above.
- 5. Ensure that the Health Physics technician escorting the victim to the hospital is not contaminated. Control at the hospital will be extremely difficult if the Health Physics technician is restricted due to his/her own contamination.
E?-2-020 Revision 4 14 Attachment 75 (1 of 1)
_ _ _... __. _ _ .. _ __ _ . . . . - . . . . _ - - . _ _ . . . . _ _ . . . . i 1 , HEALTH PHYSICS RESPONSIBILITIES AT SUPPORT HOSPITAL l dhile at the support hospital, it is important to remember the following:
- 1. Hospital personnel are trained and may support you in regard to control of the ambulance, access ways, and monitoring personnel for contamination.
- 2. Only authorized LP&L representatives may discuss the situation with f the news media.
3 Keep the Emergency Coordinator informed of the situation at the hospital. 3 Provide information to the Emergency Room physician as required. Take the following measures upon arrival at the support hospital:
- 1. Instruct the ambulance driver to close the ambulance after the victim has been removed. Restrict access to the ambulance until the driver and vehicle are surveyed for contamination.
- 2. Visually survey the access to the emergency facility if no provisions have been taken to control contamination and restrict ac-cess, then request that hospital personnel be assigned to physically restrict access until the area is set up.
3 Set up a frisker at the exit / access point and personally monitor personnel or request hospital staff to monitor under your guidance.
- 4. Cneck hospital staff for proper dosimetry and protective clothing.
Close out the incident as follows:
- 1. Ensure that all involved personnel have been monitored and decontaminated (document names of monitored personnel).
- 2. Collect all dosimetry devices, noting the name and social security number of the individuals.
3 Monitor all affected areas, decontaminate as necessary, and package contaminated waste (all final surveys must be documented).
- 4. Return contaminated waste to Waterford 3 EP-2-020 Revision 4 15 Attachment 76 (1 of 2)
m - _ _ . . . . 1-. .. _ m . - HEALTH PHYSICS RESPONSIBILITIES AT SUPPORT HOSPITAL 50 Notify the Emergency Coordinator of the final status of ambulance / ambulance personnel. Personnel Exposures Personnel Contamination and Current Status s ,. Equipment Contamination and Current Status ! Material being returned to Waterford 3 for deconcamination or disposal l l l l l 1 1 1 9 1 EP-2-020 Revision 4 16 Attachment 76 ( 2 of 2)
WATERFORD 3 SES PLANT OPERATING MANGAL , LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT N.N SYN . EP-2-030 POM VOLUME 18 REVISICN 2 , PCM SECTION 2 APPRO7AL DATE: SEP 191983 . EFFECTIVE DATE: Fuel Load EMERGENCY PLAN UfPLE'.ENTING PROCEDURE DIERGENCY RADIATION EXPOSURE GUIDELINES AND CONTROLS LP&L W-3 RECORDS L* U 1.N T: 2 C*d s9 t_ 3 ]C a N Ah' u CO!W no. d4 PORC Meeting No. Tf -3i4 Reviewed:
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- 1. Change No. f B. Revision No. b C. Deletion A//4 WFAMDM FOR CB1MCE. RE7TSTON. OR DEL?TTOM lr bn%_ % % ) s_ ' ] (M '2m <_ , Y A Y2 (_
/ bh1 CMhe, MFOUTRED STCMATUR Originator- = Date - 3-Tcchnical Revi [ /4N Date M/M8 b SAFETT EVALUATION ,
Dces this change, revisica, or deletion: TES NO
- 1. Change the facility as described in the FSA17 4
- 2. Chenge the procedures as described in the FSAR7 #
- 3. Conduct tests / experiments not described in the FSAR7 _ #,
- 4. Create a condition or conduct an operation which ex-coeda, or could resvit in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications?
I If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Safety Eval t a c ecklist. Screty Evaluation /Jf ( r Date 8MO Group /Depet. Head Review U !-b ll W Date -fli! Temporary Approval
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Esargency Plan Impismsnting Procedure EP-2-030 Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines Revision 2 l and Controls TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 REFERENCES
'f 30 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 50 PROCEDURE 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Emergency Exposure Authorization Form (2 pages) 72 1CCFR20 Limits (1 page)
LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES
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Emsrgency Plan Impicmenting Procedure EP-2-030 Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines Revision 2 and Controls 1.0 PURPOSE l To provide guidelines and administrative controls for radiation ex-posures in excess of 10CFR20 limits during life saving or accident- . mitigating activities. 2.0 RE ERENCES 2.1 Waterford 3 SES E=ergency Plan 2.2 Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20, Standards for Protection Against Radiation 23 Nat*ional Council on Radiation Protection Report No. 39, Basic Radiation Protection Criteria 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the actions outlined in this procedure are carried out. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure is to be initiated upon reaching the following condition: 4.1 Defined emergency response actions to perform life saving or ac-cident-mitigating functions are expected to result in radiation ex- j posures in excess of the 10CFR20 limits. 10CFR20 limits are l I provided for reference in Attachment 7 2. 50 PROCEDURE NOTE The Emergency Coordinator is the only indivi-dual who can authorize emergency exposures in excess of 10CFR20 limits. 2
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Emergency Plan Impicmenting ?rocedure EP-2-030 Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines Revision 2 and Controls 5.1 The Emergency Coordinator will determine the need to perform specific tasks which are anticipated to result in exposure in excess of 10CFR20 limits by evaluating the risk of not performing the tasks against the anticipated exposure. f NOTE To the extent practicable, the Emergency ' i' Coordinator will confer with NRC personnel prior to authorizing exposures in excess of 10CFR20 ,, limits. It is recognized that coordination with the NRC may not be possible in all cases due to I the nature of the situation. j 52 The guidelines for e=ergency exposure are: Organ Corrective Action Life Savine Whole Body 25 rems 100 rems Extremities 100 rems 300 rems Thyroid 125 rems No limit 53 Personnel selected to perform the task shculd be chosen in ac-cordance with the following guidelines: 531 Individual is a volunteer. 532 Individual is generally familiar with the radiological consequences of the exposure. 533 Fertile females shall not be used. . 1 1 534 Individual has not previously received emergency exposure. I 535 All other things being equal, and capabilities being the same, the oldest individuals should be celected for these activities. 3 i
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~~-~ Emergency Plan Impicmenting Procedure EP-2-030 Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines Revision 2 and Controls 5.4 Personnel shall not enter any area where dose rates are unknown or unceasurable with dose rate instruments. 5.5 All reasonable precautions for minimizing the radiological ,. consequences of the emergency action shall be taken (i.e., protective clothing, respiratory protection, thyroid prophylaxis, etc.). 5.6 The Emergency Coordinator (or designee) will complete Section A of Attachment 7 1. NOTE
- 1. The Emergency Coordinator is'the only indivi-dual who can sign Section A authorizing the emergency exposure.
- 2. Although it is preferable to perform and doc-ument these steps prior to the exposure, the Emergency Coordinator may verbally authorize the exposure and complete the documentation at a later time.
57 The individual who will receive the emergency exposure will complete Section B. 5.8 The Radiological controls Coordinator will complete Sections C and D. Follow-up medical evaluation will be in accordance with tne following guidelines: 5.8.1 If an individual's dose equivalent exceeds to rems for the wnole body, 30 rems for the thyroid, 60 rems for the skin and/or 150 rems to an extremity, the details of the exposure incident snall be trought to the attention of a physician. The physician shall determine the need, extent and nature of any clinical, biological or biochemical examinations. 4
,Emergoney Plan Impicmsnting Procedure EP-2-030 Emergency Raaiation Exposure Guidelines Revision 2 and Controls 5.8.2 If an individual's dose equivalent exceeds 25 rems for the whole body, 75 rems to the thyroid, 150 rems for the skin and/or 375 rems for an extremity, the individual shall be examined by a physician. The physician shall determine the need, extent and f nature of any clinical, biological or biochemical examinations or necessary medical surveillance.
5.9 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall designate an individual responsible to complete the exposure evaluation and complete a full report on the energency exposure, including necessary reports in ac- , cordance with 10CFR20.403 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS All sections of Attachment 7 1 are complete and assignments have been made for completing necessary exposure reports. 7.0 ATT ACMMENTS 71 Emergency Expcsure Authorization Form i 72 10CFR20 Limits l , i 5
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- 1. Name (to receive exposure):
Soc. Sec, No.:
- 2. Individual TLD Number: Employer /LP&L Department: .
3 Task (s) to be Performed:
- 4. Date of Authorization: Authorized Limit: .
5 Conditions: Individual is a volunteer or professional rescue person. - Individual is broadly familiar with radiological consequences or ex-posure. Fertile females shall not take part (Reg. Guide 8.13). Individual has not received an emergency exposure before. 3 Dose rates in area are known/ measurable. Life saving actien? Corrective action?
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(signature) SECTION B , I have been brief ed in the radiological consequences of the proposed emergency exposure, and I have volunteered to perform the emergency
. =casures during which I will receive the emergency exposure.
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- 4. Medical Evaluation / Action:
.i Doctor: 5 Radiological Controls Coordinator: Date: 1 SECTION D
- 1. Disposition (Allow additional exposure, restricted access, etc.):
- 2. Individual assigned to follow up reports (s):
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10CFR20 LIMITS Organ Limit cer Calendar Quarter , Whole Body 1.25 rems (3 rems with completed NRC Form 48) Extremities 18.75 rems , Skin 7 5 rems ~ Thyroid and other organs due 520 mpc-hours to inhalation exposure oTotal accumulated occupational dose not to exceed 5 (N-18) rems where
< 'N" equals the individual's age in years at his last birthday.
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WATERFORD 3 SES l PLANT OPERATING MANDAL l OUISIANA l POWER & LIGH~ N N=sys $ EP-2-031 PCM 70LCME IS REVISION 1 FCM SECTION 2 APPROVAL DAIT.: SEP 191983 EITECT!VE DATE: Fuel Lead I EMERGENCY PLAN U!PLDENTING PROCEDURE IN-PLAa'T RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS A"D SURVEYS DURING E:ERCENCIES
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- 1. Change the facility as described in the FSAR7 ._ ,
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- 2. Change the procedures as described in the FSAR7- _,
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3 Conduct tests / experiments not described in the FSAR7 _ _. 4 Create a condition or conduct an operation which ex- __. coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Satet valuat. ion checklist. Safety Evaluation ' // - Date O /'- d-.I Group /Dep't. Head Ree[ew NMM)# " Date M/83
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Temporary Approvale Date (NOS) Temporary Approvals _. Date QC Review iA *jt / l' .' Date 'I - / Z - F I PORC Review'-I'8 8 8[ ,wi-- Data f'M M/3 Meeting No. N-4 Plant Manager-Nuclear Approval e.' l 2 ? ' Dato " ' ' "'14 -
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2.0 REFERENCES
30 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 5.0 PROCEDURE , 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 70 ATTACHMENTS LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES. Title Revision 3 1-12 Revision 3 A 1
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Emorgency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies 1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidelines for the implementation of the in-plant radiological controls program during emergency conditions, which . Will ensure the protection of Waterford 3 emergency workers while performing emergency maintenance or operations activities.
2.0 REFERENCES
. 2.1 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.2 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination 23 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.4 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments . 25 HP-1-110, Radiation War k Permits 2.6 HP-2-201, Radiation Survey Techniques 27 HP-2-210, Contamination Survey Techniques 2.8 HP-2-215, Airborne Survey Techniques 29 HP-2-216, Air Sample Analysis and Evaluation 2.10 HP-300 Series of Procedures, Instrument Operation 2.11 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 2.12 EP-2-034, Onsite Surveys During Emergencies 30 RES PON SIBILIT'lE S The Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Centrols Coordinator is responsible for implementing this procedure. 2
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In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 ~ snd Surveys During Emergencies 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure is to be initiated upon reaching the following conditions: .. 4.1 One of the following emergencies has been declared: 2 4.1.1 Alert 4.1.2 Site Area Emergency 4.1 3 General Emergency and . 4.2 The emergency has resulted in radiological problems with the plant and/or 1 4.3 In the judge =ent of the Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Controls Coordinator, normni Health Physics procedures alone would restrict the response capabilities necessary to mitigate the consequences of the emergency condition. 50 PROCEDURE 5.1 During emergency conditions, the Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Controls Coordinator will evaluate the potential radiological hazard within the plant and the maintenance and operations necessary to mitigate the consequences of the incident. 52 If, in the opinion of the Health Physics Coordinator and/or Radiological Controls Coordinator, a normal Health Physics procedure alone will not support the emergency response in a specific area, the Radiological Controls Coordinator will consider the following guidelines: ? i 3 i
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j procedures and practices as practical. In many cases, these nor=al Health Physics procedures may { 1 be used in conjunction with the guidelines in this j i' procedure, depending on the particular emergency situation. If any of the following guidelines are implemented, normal Health Physics procedures _ l should be reinstituted as soon as practical. 53 The following guidelines are established in a checklist format with discussion as to how each should be implemented. The Radiological Controls Coordinator will deter =ine which of the guidelines will be i=;1emented. Specific individuals shall be assigned by the Radiological Controls Coordinator as necessary to implement the following guidelines: 531 Generai Guidelines for Entry into Potential or Real Radiological Hazard Areas During an Emergency 5 3 1.1 Use good Health Physics prc:; ices at all ti=es. 5 3 1.2 Use the Radiation Monitoring Syste= for guicance prior to entry into the affected area. 5313 Use proper instrumentation for specific surveys (i.e., RO-2, 30-2A, Teletector, frisker, air samplers, etc.) NOTE Pay particular attention to anticipated radiation levels when selecting instru=entation--ensure tnat the instru=ent has the range needed. 4
_1 ..J j _ . . _ _ - _ . . - .__ . ._ . _ _ . .___.. ._ . _ _ _ _. Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies . 5 3 1.4 Enter suspected High Radistion Areas with survey meters on the high scale. 5315 Prevent cross-contamination of equipment, personnel and areas. 5 3 1.6 Samples of reactor coolant, containment atmosphere and plant stack may be extremely radioactive. Extreme caution should be exercised when obtaining and handling such samples. In particular, the need for shielding and extremity monitoring should be considered.
. 5317 For work in very High Radiation Areas, dose rates should be calculated to mR/ minute (or mR/second, as appropriate), stay times should be set, and a timekeeper assigned maintaining com-1 munications with personnel in the area.
532 Access Control 5 3 2.1 Potential Proble=: Normal Health Physics Control Point (s) does (do) not provide adequate control over access and egress to the affectec area due to significant radiological hazards within the Reactor Auxiliary Building, or the affected area includes areas not normally contrc11ed for radiological purposes. 5 3 2.2 Guidelines: Through evaluation of the operational and raciological aspects of the incident, reestablish Health Physics Control Points to encompass the entire affected area. For areas of significant radiological hazard (greater than 1 R/hr, greater than 100 times MPC), evaluate all possible access routes into the area and ensure that each is positively controlled by: A. Posting personnel to restrict access B. Locking access doors or gates 1 5 l n9 --r-+, w sw- -- p w- , ,yi---- y.e.y-3 --w-ii->yrwr y y,-rey-- s-s-q- y AT y w -r >e
Emergency Plan Impicmenting Procedure EF-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 ( and Surveys During Emergencies - l 533 Health Physics Control Point Operations 5331 Potential Problem: Individuals entering through control points 4 are not fully aware of radiological hazards involved in their . } specific task. Time does not allow for planning meetings, mock- - up training, etc., due to emergency conditions. j 5332 Guidelines: Health Physics Control Point personnel will brief individual (s) prior to entering the affected areas, using At- . tachment 7 2 of EP-2-130. The brie'fing will ensure tnat tne proper radiological control materials are being utilized, the - [ individuals entering are fully aware of the potential I radiological hazards they may encounter, and the methods or minimizing exposure are uncerstood. Health Physics Control Point personnel will debrief personnel exiting the affected area, using Attachment 7 2 of EP-2-130. The debriefing will identify the exposure received by each individual. Contaminated personnel are identified and directed to appropriate decon facilities for decontamination in accordance with EP-2-032, and high dose rates and other radiological hazards encountered during the entry are identified and documented. 534 . Radiation Work Permits 5 3 4.1 Potential Problem: Normal administrative requirements of RWP's would restrict critical operations and maintenance activities
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aimed at mitigating the consequences of the emergency. 5 3 4.1 Guidelines: RWP's will be utilized te document each entry into the affected area, identifying each individual who made the entry, the purpose of the entry, the exposures received by each individual and any other relevant information. The RWP's may be controlled by the Health Physics Control Point personnel and used in conjunction with the briefing and debriefing forms, At-tachment 7 2 of EP-2-130.
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entry into an affected area when time permits. During an emergency when time does not permit the filling out of an RWP, the briefing, debriefing and Health Physics Control Point log will be used in lieu of an RWP until an RWP can be completed. 5.3 5 Respiratory Protection 5 3 5.1 Potential Problem: Time is not available or the hazard is changing too rapidly to allow air sampling prior to entry to determine appropriate respiratory protection. \ 5 3 5.2 Guidelines: Maximum available respiratory protection shall be utilized provided it does not seriously restrict the emergency response or cause significant increase in external exposure. Each individual or, as a minimum, one individual per group should be given a breathing-:ene air sampler during the entry. All individuals entering the affected area shall be identified for subsequent bioassay analysis to determine internal exposure. 536 Bicassay Progra= 5 3 6.1 Potential Problem: Significant numbers of personnel have entered areas with high airborne activity and should be rapidly evaluated to deter =ine if medical assistance is necessary and to determine internal dose commitment. 5.3.6.2 Guidelines: Personnel exiting areas of significant or unknown airborne radioactivity should be directed to the individual responsible for bioassay analysis by Health Physics Control l Point personnel. Lists of personnel requiring bioassay analysis l l shall be forwarded by the Health Physics Control Point personnel 7
_. . _ ..~ . _ . - _ - ---- - _ -- l Emergency Plan Impltmenting Procedure EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies - to the individual responsible for bioassay to ensure all individuals requiring evaluation are properly evaluated. For individuals who have received uptakes in excess of Waterford 3
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guidelines, follow-up evaluations will be scheduled. For individuals who have received in excess of 50% of a derived organ burden, the Radiological Controls Coordinator and Health Physics Coordinator shall be notified to determine tne need for medical consultation. Any individual who has received an uptake in excess of Waterford 3 guidelines should be restricted from reentry into the affected area. - 537 Radiological Surveys 5371 Potential Problem: Surveys of affected areas cause significant exposures to Radiological Controls personnel, or dose-rate and airborne activity concentrations are changing too rapidly to rely on previous data for purposes of estimating exposures on subsequent entries. 5372 Guidelines: Surveys will be performed in conjunction witn entries for specific maintenance and operations tasks. Health Physics Control Point personnel shall ensure that appropriate monit,oring devices are being utilized. Dose rates encountered during the entry will be identified during the debriefing of personnel. During entries, breathing-zone air samplers can be utilized to identify airborne activity levels, or lov-volume air samplers may be placed in areas by one team and retrieved during subsequent entries. All information shall be documented on routine survey forms. l l / l t 8
Emergency Plan Implementing Proceduro EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies NOTE Dose rates and airborne activity levels deter-mined during one entry should be considered as j estimates for future entries but shall not substitute for continuous monitoring during those subsequent entries. 538 Available Health Physics Technicians During an Emergency . 5 3.8.1 Potential Problem: Limited number of qualified Health Physics technicians to support emergency activities. 5 3.8.2 Guidelines: The Radiological Controls Coordinator should give guidance to entry teams to control pers6nnel exposure through means of good health physics practices as follows: A. Provide good coverage on a job in a High Radiation Area by providing initial surveys and going to a lower radiation area wnile still maintaining necessary degree of assistance to the entry team. B. Maintain up-to-date exposure status of each Health Physics technician upon entry into High Radiation Areas and areas where habitability conditions are unknown, and in handling of high activity samples. C. Provide Health Physics coverage for initial surveys and issue instru=ents to other qualified self-monitors in lieu of Health Physics technicians if they are not entering an area that has a i 1 high potential for changing radiological conditions. D. The Radiological Controls Coordinator will provide the maximum radiological protection during emergencies through means of shift coverage based on work requirements and assigning Health Physics technicians to responsible positions when needed. 9
I Emergency Plan I=plementing Procedure EP-2-031 l l In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys Durin5 Emergencies - NOTE , If additional Health Physics technicians will be needed beyond normal staff, the j l Radiological Controls Coordinator should notify the Health Physics Coordinator as soon as possible so that additional tech-nicians may be obtained from outside sources through existing agreements. NOTE Work to be performed, available qualified technicians, and personnel exposures may limit Health Physics job coverage. Priorities for assignment of Health Physics personnel are based upon the work to be performed as directed by the Emergency Coordinator and coordinated with the OSC Supervisor, Health Physics Coordinator and Radiological Controls Coordinator. Work affecting personnel safety and/or accident mitigation will generally take precedence over other work (see EP-2-130) . - 539 Radiological Instrumentation 5391 Potential Problem: Survey instrumentation used during emergencies may cause depletion of the normal available inventory on the -4 elevation of the RAB. 5 3 9.2 Guidelines: When normal supplies of radiac instrumentation dwindle, utilization of the dedicated emergency radiac instrumentation located in the OSC locker should be considered. I 10 l h#
Emorgency Plan Implemsnting Procedure EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 l and Surveys During Emergencies l l These dedicated instruments are listed in the attachments to EP-3-040. If additional instrumentation is needed, the Radiological .- Controls Coordinator should notify the Health Physics Coordinator as soon as possible so that additional instruments may be obtained from outside sources through existing agreements. 5310 Onsite Sur<eys 5 3 10.1 Potential Problem: Emergency conditions (such as release ot' radioactive materials) may cause changes in radiological status in onsite areas normally considered unrestricted and/or free ot' radiological concerns. 5.3 10.2 Guidelines: Surveys should be made to arrive at habitability requirements for occupied areas and ascertain site environmental conditions. Specific guidance on onsite surveys is given in EP-2-034. 5.4 Requests for manpower assistance from onsi'te support personnel shall be made by the Radiological Controls Coordinator to the Operational Support Center. 5.5 If additional technician support or radiological control supplies beyond the resources of Waterford 3 are needed, the Radiological Controls Coordinator shall notify the Health Physics Coordinator, who will in turn request the assistance through the Radiological Assessment Coordinator at the EOF. The Emergency Coordinator and EOF Director shall be informed of the request. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 All normal Health Physics procedures (modified, if required) are implemented. 6.2 A recovery Health Physics organization is established and implemented, if necessary. 11
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Emergoney Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-032 1 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 l 1 ! 1 1.0 EUFFOSE l To provide guidEnce and instruction for the decontaminstion or Waterford 3 personnel, vehicles, areas and equipment and for the ,. documentation and follow-up on those contamination incidents during emergencies when the normal plant Health Epysics procedures can no longer be effectively implemented. ~ ! 2.0 REFEREN'ES 2.1 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Survays Du.-ing , ): Emergencies 2.2 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records 23 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory ) 2.4 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 1 l 25 HP-2-704, Personnel Decontamination 2.6 HP-1-220, Bicassay Program 27 RW-2-600, General Area and Cubicle Decontamination 2.8 HP-1-219, Radiological Posting Requirements 2.9 HP-2-201, Radiation Survey Techniques 2.10 HP-2-210, Contamination Survey Techniques 2.11 HP-1-201, Scheduling of Health Physics Surveys 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Radiological Controls Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the implementation of this procedure and for advising the Operational Support Center (OSC) Supervisor on the status or contaminated personnel and vehicles. The assigned Decontamination Supervisor is responsible for implementing the procedure. 2
Emsrgency Plan Impicmsnting Procadure EP-2-032 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure shall be initiated by the Radiological Controls Coordinator upon reaching any of the following conditions: . l 4.1 Under emergency conditions: areas, equipment, personnel and/or vehicles are or are suspected to be contaminated. 4.2 As directed by the Emergency Coordinator or Health Physics f Coordinator. ! 5.0 PROCEDURE - I 5.1 ONSITE PERSONNEL MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATION 5.1.1 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for onsite personnel monitoring and decontamination. This individual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or technician and can eventually be a consulting Health Physicist. . 5.1.2 During emergencies, the primary decontamination facility for Waterford 3 emergency response personnel is at the Radiation Controlled Area (RCA) Access Point on the -4 ft elevation of the Reactor Auxiliary Building (RAB). A backup f acility is located on the +7 ft elevation of the RAB. Monitoring equipment and person- I nel decontamination kits are located in the Health Physics Laboratory. 5.1 3 All personnel with contamination levels in excess of 1,000 disintegrations per minute (dpm) as determi-ned by a pancake-type l l Geiger Muller (GM) tube shall be considered contaminated. l 5.1.4 The Decontamination Supervisor shall: 5.1.4.1 Assign Health Physics Control Point Mov.itors to perform monitoring of all personnel leaving affected areas. 3 st _
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Emergency Plan Impicmonting Procedure EP-2-032 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 5.1.4.2 Direct Health Physics Control Point Monitors to provide periodic updates and lists of contaminated personnel to the Decontamina-tion Supervisor via PABX. C 5.1.4 3 Direct all contaminated personnel to be sent to the appropriate - decontamination facility. 5.1.4.4 Direct emergency response perscnnel to utilize the tec.hniques of HP-2-704, Personnel Decentamination, for decontamination. 5.1.4.5 If attempts to decontaminate personnel to levels below 1,000 dpm _ are unsuccessful, contact the Radiological Controls Coordinator or Health Physics Coordinator for further guidance. 5.1.4.c Record all predecontamination and postdecontamination informa-
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5.1.4 7 Return all records to the Radiological Controls Coordinator. 52 0FFSITE PERSONNEL MONITORING AND. DECONTAMINATION 5 2.1 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for offsite personnel monitoring and decontamination. This individual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or technician and can eventually be a consulting Health Physicist. 5.2.2 For a site evacuation to St. John the Baptist Church or Monsanto Park (depending on plume), personnel decontamination will take place at the assembly area using the portable decontamination kit from the Operational Support Center (OSC). The Decontamination Supervisor shall direct monitoring personnel to bring monitoring equipment from the Health Physics Laboratory. 5.2 3 All personnel with contamination levels in excess of 1,000 dpm as determined by a pancake-type GM tube shall be considered contaminated. 4
Em2rgency Plan Implemsnting Procadure EP-2-032 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 5.2.4 The Decontamination Supervisor shall: 5 2.4.1 Obtain a portable radio from the OSC HP locker and perform a radio check. , 5.2.4.2 Direct emergency response personnel to obtain monitoring equipment and portable radios from the OSC HP locker and bring them to the offsite assembly area. 5.2.4 3 Assign emergency response personnel to perform monitoring of all personnel entering the offsite assembly area. 5.2.4.4 Direct monitoring personnel to provide periodic updates and a list of contaminated personnel to the Decontamination Supervisor. 5.2.4.5 Direct all contaminated personnel to be decontaminated with tne portable decontamination kit using the techniques of HP-2-704, Personnel Decontamination. NOTE The Decontamination Supervisor shall ensure that a controlled area (or areas) is established for decontamination activities in order to f acilitate contamination control. 5.2.4.6 If attempts to decontaminate personnel to levels below 1,000 dpm are unsuccessful, contact the Radiological Controls Coordinator or the Health Physics Coordinator for follow-up decontamination. 5.2.4 7 Record all predecontamination and postdecontamination informa-tion on Attachment 7 1, Skin Decontamination Record. 5.2.4.8 Return all records to the Radiological Controls Coordinator. 5 O
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Emergoney Plan Impicmsnting Procsdure EP-2-032 Monitoring and Deconta=1 nation Revision 3 53 VEHICLE MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATICN 531 The Radiologi:al Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for vehicle monitoring and decontamication. This ,. individual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or - technician, 532 All vehicles with contamination levels in excess of 1,000 dpm/100 ch shall be considered contaminated. 533 The Decontamination Supervisor shall: , 5331 Obtain a portable radio from the OSC HP locker and perform a radio check. 5332 Assign emergency response personnel to ottain monitoring equipment and portable radios from the OSC HP locker and bring them to the offsite assembly area. 5333 Assign e=ergency response personnel to monitor all vehicles entering the offsite assembly area. NOTE A vehicle should not be considered free of contamination unless the vehicle air cleaner has been monitored. 5334 Determine a specific location for vehicle decontamination at the offsite assembly area. 5335 ;
'1 rect monitoring personnel to provide periodic updates and a list of contaminated vehicles to the Decontamination Supervisor.
5336 Direct all contaminated vehicles be sent to the above location and carefully wiped down with masslinn cloths (or equivalent). 6
Emergency Plan implemonting Procoduro EP-2-032 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 l NOTE Masslinn cloths (or equivalent) are located at the Health Physics Laboratory, Site Warehouse and in portable decontamination kits. 5337 If attempts to decontaminate vehicies to levels below 1,000 dpm are unsuccessful, detain the vehicle for additional decontamination. , 5 3 3.8 Record all predecentamination and postdecontamination informa-tion on Attachment 7 2, Vehicle Decontamination Record. 5339 Return all records to the Radiological Controls Coordinator. 54 Instances of skin contamination involving real or suspected internal deposition of radionuclides will be handled in accordance with HP-1-220, Bioassay Program. 5.5 Personnel and vehicles shall be considered fully decontaminated when levels are less than 1,000 dpc (less than 1,000 dpm/100 cm for vehicles). 5.6 AREA AND EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION 5.6.1 Decontamination activities shall be performed in accordance with RW-2-600, General Area and Cubicle Decontamination, and this procedure. 5.6.2 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for monitoring and decontamination of areas and equipment. This individual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or technician and can eventually be a consulting Health Physicist. 5.6 3 All areas and equipment with contamination levels in excess of i 1,000 dpm as determined by a pancake-type Geiger Muller (GM) tube shall be considered contaminated. I 7
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l Emergency Plan Impicsonting Procoduro EP-2-032 l Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 t - l l l 5.6.4 Contaminated areas and equipment shall be posted and controlled in acecreance with HP-1-219, Radiological Posting Requirements, while . awaiting decontamination activities. 5.6.5 All contamination survey results are documented on the appropriate : forms in accordance with HP-1-201, Scheduling of the Health Physics Surveys. Then the results are forwarded to the Radiological Controls Coordinator in accordance with EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Recorcs. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS . 6.1 All personnel and vehicles identified as contaminated have been decontaminated or have been detained for further evaluation and possible additional decontamination. 6.2 All areas and equipment requiring decontamination have been decontaminated or identified for further evaluation and possible additional decontamination. 63 All records are in accordance with EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records. 6.4 Normal procedures for decontamination are fully implemented. 70 ATTACMMENTS 71 Skin Decontamination Record 72 Vehicle Decontamination Record 8
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Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents Revision 2 O s. 1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidelines on the administration of potassium iodi,de (K1) I to site personnel to minimize uptake in the thyroid gland. f
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and accidents 23 Patient Package Insert for Commercial Packaged Potassium Iodide 2.4 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 2.5 EP-2-150, E=ergency Plan Implementing Recordst I 3.0 RES PONSIBILITIES The Health Physics Coordinator is responsible .or the implementation of this procedure. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure shall be initiated upon reaching the following condition: Whenever a calculated iodine dose of 10 rads or greater to the thyroid is likely to be received by an individual. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Determine the need for KI administration by using Attachment 7.1.
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53 Upon authorization by the Emergency Coordinator, the following steps are taken: 5.3.1 The Emergency Coordinator designates the individual (s) to administer KI. 5.3.2 Individuals to receive KI are notified to report to the location designated by the Emergency Coordinator for the administration of KI. NOTE Assign one or more escorts to transport and . assemble the individuals at the designated administration area. gs C 3
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of having iodide allergy. - 5.4.3 KI issue for each day shall be recorded on Attachment 7.2. 5.4.4 Individuals issuing KI shall complete all records and forward them-to the Emergency Coordinator. Records are handled in accordance with EP-2-150. 5.4.5 Individuals receiving KI should have a whole body count and/or bicassay analysis at the earliest opportunity.
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NOTE Whole body counts and/or bicassay analysis should be given on a regular basis throughout the KI issue period to verify the effectiveness of the KI and to estimate dose commitment. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Each individual whose estimated exposure to radioiocine exceeded 10 rads has been identified and administered KI, as appropriate. 6.2 All Potassium Iodide Administration Forms and KI Issue Records are completed, signed / initialed, and returned to the Emergency Coordinator; final disposition has been performed in accordance with EP-2-150. 6.3 Each exposed person has been scheduled for bioassay analysis. 70 ATTACHMENTS
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Emergency Plan Impicmanting Procodure EP-2-034 Onsite Surveys During Emergencies Revision 0 1.0 PURPOSE To provice guicance and instruction on the conduct of radiological surveys onsite (out of plant) during emergency conditions.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.2 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination 23 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, . and Deactivation 2.4 EP-2-102, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activatien, Operation, and Deactivation 2.5 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and1 Surveys During Emergencies 2.6 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments 27 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 2.8 HP-1-110, Radiation Work Permits 2.9 HP-2-201, Radiation Survey Techniques 2.10 HP-2-210, Contamination Survey Techniques 2.11 HP-2-215, Airborne Survey Techniques 2.12 HP-2-216, Air Sample Analysis and Evaluation 2.13 HP-300 Series of Procedures, Instrument Operation 2.14 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Health Physics Coordinator and/or Radiological Controls Coordinator is responsible for implementing this procedure. l 2
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Emergoney Plan Implementing Proceduro EP-2-034 Onsito Surveys During Emergencies Revision 0 5.1.5.1 Consideration should be given to evacuating affected areas when radiation levels are 100 mrem /hr or greater and/or total weight 6a mpc airborne concentration levels are 10 mpe or greater, and there is no indication that these levels will significantly decrease during the next four hours. 5.1.5.2 Areas shall be evacuated when radiation levels are 500 mrem /hr and/or total weighted mpe airborne concentration levels are 100 or greater. NOTE Accumulated doses to personnel must also be taken into account. Consideration should be given to evacuation when 10CFR20 limits (see EP-2-030) are appreached and there is no indi-cation that condition 3 will improve before limits will be exceeded. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Releases have terminated or reduced to levels below the Emergency Action Levels (EAL's) for an Alert emergency classification. 6.2 All areas are posted as required. 63 All surveys and samples requested have been completed. 6.3 All data sheets and samples have been returned to the OSC or other locations as defined by the Health Physics Coordinator. ATT ACHMENTS l 70 l l NONE ! 5
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direction of the Health Physics Coordinator or Emergency ' Coordinator. { 5.1.2 Each Radiological Field Monitoring Team should comprise two individuals, at least one qualified in the operation of the field monitoring equipment. - 5.2 Radiological Field Monitoring Teams will normally be dispatched from the Operational Support Center (OSC); nowever, the HPC may prescribe monitoring assignments upon initial notification of certain team members. The Radiological Fi&la Monitoring Teams, as assigned, will proceed to the OSC. l 5.3 The team shall obtain a field monitoring kit. Kits with broken l seals should be avoided unless necessary. 5.4 Each kit will be opened and quickly inventoried. Inventory lists are shown in Attachment 7.2. 5.5 In addition to the inventory, the following equipment checks shall be performed: 5.5.1 R0 Visual Check and Battery Check 5.5.2 Ludlum 2218 and Detector - Visual Check and Source Check with Sarium-133 Source 3
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Assessment Coordinator (DAC). Once the EOF has been activated, the teams will be directed by the Radiological Assessment Coordinator. Onsite monitoring teams remain under the l direction of the HPC. 5.5.3 Radio Communications I NOTE Installed radios are provided in the following vehicles: Health Physics pickup, Storeroom pickup, Metrology Lab pickup and Duty Plant Manager car. 5.5.3.1 Radio Communications Check NOTE Communications must be established prior to leaving site. A. For Alert emergencies (Technical Support Center activation), establish communications with the TSC Dose Assessment Communicator. 4
l Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure CP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring , Revision 2 B. For Site Area and General Emergencies (EOF activation), establisa 1 communications with the EOF Field Team Communicator at such time that responsibility for dose assessment has been transferred to the EOF. .- 5.5 3 2 Backup Com=unications l NOTE Portable radios are available in the OSC Health Physics equipment locker. A roll of dimes is . provided in each field monitoring kit for coin-operated telephones. A. Establish com=unications with the TSC Dose Assessment Communicator or EOF Field Team Communicator via portable radio prior to leaving the OSC and establishing communications with installed vehicle radios. Carry the portable rae:io, as a backup, in vehicles witn installed radios. Portable radios will serve as the primary means of communication for vehicles without installed radios. ! B. If radio com=unications are lost in the field, contact the ISC Dose Assessment Communicator or EOF Field Team Communicator via coin-operated telephone on the PABX line for further instructions: TSC Dose Assessment Communicator: [464-3421] E'0F Field Team Communicator: [464-3436] C. If communications cannot be established or maintained using any method, return to the OSC and report to the Radiological Controls Coordinator for further instructions. 5.6 During initial communications check, each team will receive a team designation (Alpha, Bravo, etc.) from the HPC/DAC and initial instructions. THE MATERIAL CONTAINED '4ITHIN THE SYMBOLS [] IS PROPRIETARY OR PMIVATE INFORMATION. 5
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571 Teams shall obtain keys to assigned vehicles from the OSC Supervisor and pick up vehicles at the following designated parking locations: Vehicle Parkine Location j Health Physics pickup Health Physics trailer Duty Plant Manager car Duty Manager's Assigned Parking Location in Administration Parking Lot Metrology Lab pickup Service Building Storeroom pickup Service Building NOTE
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring . Revision 2 5.10 Notify the HPC/DAC or RAC of the levels monitored. 5.10.1 If levels are below the minimum sensitivity of the instrument, report results as "less than a the minimum scale deflection. . 5.10.2 Report gamma levels only, unless otherwise requested. Beta readings (open-window) should be recorded but not reported. 5.11 Record all data on Attachment 7 1. 5.12 Unless otherwise directed by the HPC/DAC or RAC, obtain an air sam-ple at this location as follows: - 5.12.1 Install particulate filter and silver neolite cartridge in the air sampler cartridge holder. Air drawn into sampler must pass through particulate filter first, then through the silver zeolite cartridge. Silver zeolite cartridge must be inserted so that air passes through in the direction of the arrow on the Olde or the cartridge. 5.12.2 Turn on sampler and stopwatch. Note flow rate. CAUTION Monitor flow rate frequently. If air sampler is powered by car battery with the car running and the engine is then stopped, the flow rate will decrease. 5.12 3 Run air sampler to obtain an air sample volume of at least 10 cubic feet. CAUTION Air sampler should not be placed with the no::le near any surface which is potentially contaminated. 8
Emergoney Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring Revision 2 5.12.4 While air sampler is running, prepare two envelopes, labeling each with the following information: 5.12.4.1 Date and Time 5.12.4.2 Sample Number - 5.12.4.3 Location 5.12.4.4 Flow Rate (CFM) 5.12.4.5 Sampling Duration (minutes) NOTE Samples will be given a sequential number preceded by the tea = designation; i.e., A1, A2, A3, or B1, B2 and so on. 5.12.5 After appropriate volume is collected, stop air sampler, remove particulate . filter and silver zeolite cartridge and place into envelopes. 5.12.6 Record all sample data on Attachment 7.1. 5.13 Unless otherwise directed by the HPC/DAC or RAC, analyze the air sample for iodine activity using the Ludlum 2218 as indicated below. Samples obtained on-site will normally be returned to the Health Physics Lab for analysis. NOTE Background radiation levels may interfere with counting equipment. Field teams should always attempt to get out of the plume to count air samples. If dose rates exceed 5 mR/hr, do not attempt to count filters ; proceed to low background area. i l 9
l . _.. . .-. . E=ergency Plan Imple=enting Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring , Revision 2 i l 5.13.1 Verify (or set) the following settings on the Ludlum 2218 (see Attachment 7.3 for location of switches): C Switch Position
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Emergency Plan Implementing Proceduro EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring , Revision 2 findings, paying particular attention to the location of the highest measured dose rates. 5.17 Retain all air samples in plastic bags for further analysis. NOTE Coordination of all field monitoring data, including further analysis, is accomplished - l through the EOF organization (RAC). Samples will normally be returned to the OSC and analyzed on-site or at off-site facilities in accordance with existing agreements. The HPC/DAC or RAC will designate a specified location where all samples and data sheets will be returned if the OSC is not to be used. 5.13 Field teams snall refer to EP-2-061 if instructed to perform environmental sampling (water, soil, TLD changeout, etc.) by the , HPC/DAC or RAC. 6.0 FINAL coMDITIO33 6.1 Releases have terminated or reduced to levels below the EAL's for an Alert emergency classification. 6.2 All surveys and air samples requested have been completed. 6.3 Vehicles and team members have been surveyed for contamination in a low background area and HPC/DAC or RAC notified of the results. Personnel have been scheduled for initial bioassay analysis. Vehicles have been returned to designated parking locations, the keys returned to the OSC Supervisor, or vehicles have been detained for further monitoring and decontamination. 6.4 All data sheets, particulate filters and silver zeolite cartridges have been returned to the OSC or other locations defined by the HPC/DAC or RAC. 12
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Emsrgency Plan Implemsnting Proesdure EP-2-061 . Emer$ency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 REFERENCES
30 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 5.0 PROCEDORE 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Emergency Radiological Environmental Monitoring Points (7 pages) 72 Emergency Survey Points - 914 Meter Exclusion Area Boundary (1 page) 73 Emergency Survey Points - 10 Miles (1 page) 74 REMP Sample Location Table (4 pages) 75 REMP Sample Locations Within 2 Miles of Waterford 3 (1 page) 76 REMP Sample Locations Within 10 Miles of Waterford 3 (1 page) 77 REMP Sample Locations Within 50 Miles of Waterford 3 (1 page) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 0 1-24 Revision 0 I l 1
, Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides the instructions for environmental monitoring during and after a radiolegical emergency at Waterrord 3 .-
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2.1 HP-2-900, Collection and Preparation of Water Samples
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2.2 HP-2-902, Collection and Preparation of Milk Samples 23 HP-2-904, Collection and Preparation of Sediment Samples , 2.4 HP-2-905, Collection and Preparation of Vegetation Samples 25 HP.2-907, Collection and Preparation of Fish Samples 2.6 HP-2-908, Collection and Preparation of Environmental Air Samples 27 HP-2-909, Preparation and Distribution of Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimeters 2.8 HP-2-911, Environmental Sample Shipment 29 HP-2-912, REMP Sample Recording 2.10 HP-1-230, Offsite Dose Calculation Manual 2.11 EP-2-050, Offsite Dose Assessment (Manual) 2.12 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring 2.13 General Services Agreement between Teledyne Isotopes and Louisiana Power and Light Company 2.14 HP-2-351, Operation of the Panasonic Automatic TLD Reader UD-710A 2.15 HP-2-353, Operation of the Panasonic Manual TLD Reader UD-702E , 30 RES PONSIBILITIES 31 The Health Physics Coordinator (HPC)/ Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) are responsible for ensuring the implementaticn or this procedure. 2
Emergency Plan Implementing Proccdure EP-2-061 Emergency Environ = ental Revision 0 Monitoring 32 The Dose Assessment Coordinator (DAC)/ EOF Doce Projection Coordinator (DPC) and field monitoring teams are responsible for implementing this procedure. 4.0 INITIATING c0NDITIONS 4.1 This procedure is initiated upon any of the following conditions: 4.1.1 Declaration of any of the following emergency classifications in which the event includes an actual or potential release of radioactive material to the environment , 4.1.1.1 Alert 4.1.1.2 Site Area Emergency 4.1.1 3 General Emergency 4.1.2 At the discretion of the Health Physics Coordinater or Eadiological Assessment Coordinator 4.1 3 As directed by the Emergency Coordinator 50 ?RocEDURE NOTE Collection of environmental samples during emergency situations should be performed in conjunction with location,and evaluation of the liquid and/or gaseous effluent. Samples should normally be collected after the initial radiological effluent evaluation and should be collected for purposes of further evaluation of the release. 5.1 Environmental sampling in an emergency situation as outlined in section 5 7 of this procedure will be performed as directed by l either the Health Physics Coordinator / Radiological Assessment l 3 l 1
Emergency Plan Implcmenting Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring Coordinator or the Dose Assessment Coordinator and in accordance with routine Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program (REMP) 1 Sampling procedures (see References section) and instructions < provided in this procedure, j 52 Sampling equipment (with the exception of environmental TLD's) to be used in emergency situations is made available to field monitoring team personnel via inclusion of the necessary equipment into One field monitoring kits specified in EP-2-060. Additional equipment is available, as necessary. , 5.3 All samples shall be labeled with date and time the sample was taken, the location, type of sample and name of person taking the sample, as a minimum. Samples shall be labeled in accordance with the HP-900 series of procedures (see References section) and instructions provided in this procedure. 5.4 All samples collected in emergency situations should be returned to the OSC as directed by the Dose Assessment Coordina tor / Radiological Assessment Coordinator and prepared for analysis in accordance with routine REMP procedures. The Dose Assessment Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator should direct the type (s) of analysis to be performed in accordance with the parameters of tne effluent release (type of release, type of sample and suspected contaminants). 5.4.1 Samples collected in emergency situations via section 5 7 of tnis procedure should be initially analyzed by LP&L and tnen prepared for shipment to the REMP analysis contractor (Teledyne Isotopes) , in accordance with HP-2-911. l l 4
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in accordance with Reference 2.13 and results will be supplied within 24 hours of sample receipt. 5.4.2 Samples may also be prepared and analyzed using Arkansas Power and , Light Company, Gulf States Utilities or Mississippi Power and Light Company facilities and equipment as necessary in accordance with existing agreements. 5.5 DISPATCHING OF TEAMS 5.5.1 Teams are dispatched in accordance with EP-2-060 and tne activities in this procedure may coincide with activities performed under EP-2-060. 552 Teams should normally be dispatched to locations selected from those listed in Attachments 7 1, Emergency Radiological Environmental Monitoring Points; and 7 4, REMP Sample Location Table. Attachments 7 2, 7 3, 7 5, 7.6 and 7 7 are maps to aid in I finding these locations. l l 5.6 Emergency environmental sampling activities snould be coordinated l with the Louisiana Nuclear Energy Division and the NHC, as appropriate. 57 The following samples will be collected in accordance with tne impact of the radiological effluent release (s) and at the discretion of, and as directed by, either the Health Physics Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator or the Dose Assessment Coordinator. 5
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 I Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring 571 Airoorne Release 5 7 1.1 Air Sampling l . A. Change out routine (REMP) air samples in affected areas in ac- '- , cordance with HP-2-908. B. Obtain air samples in affected areas with portable air samplers in I accordance with EP-2-060. 5 7 1.2 Direct Radiation Reac ngs (TLD)
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A. Change out routine (REMP) TLD's in affected areas in accordance with the appropriate section of HP-2-909 S. Sat ou; additional TLD's at locations of interest in accordance with HP-2-909 C. TLD's collected in emergency situations will be analyzed in ac-cordance with the appropriate sections of HP-2-351 or HP-2-353 5713 Vegetation Sampling A. REMP vegetation samples (grass, broad-leafed vegetation and food l products) should be collected in emergency situations in accordance with HP-2-905 B. Additional vegetation samples should be collected at locations of interest in accordance with HP-2-905 5 7 1.4 Milk Sampling A. REMP milk samples should be collected in emergency situations in accordance with HP-2-902. B. Additional milk samples may be collected at locations of interest in accordance with HP-2-902. C. In situations where radioiodines have been assumed to constitute a percentage of the accidental gaseous effluent release, additional milk and grass sampling should be performed at least once every two 6
Emsrgency Plan Impicmonting Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring days following the initial release until radiciocine activity reaches an acceptable level. 5 7 1.5 Soil Sampling . A. Soil sampling is not a REMP routine sample, but in emergency situations HP-2-904 will be used to collect soil samples at locations of interest. 5 7 1.6 Contamination Surveys A. Contamination surveys may be performed on selected surfaces,by - s= earing the swipe paper over an approximate 100 cm area. B. Place the swipes in the provided envelopes and label in accordance with step 5 3 5717 Water Sampling A. Obtain surface and potable water samples in accordance with HP-2-900 at locations of interest, as necessary. 572 Liquid Release 5 7 2.1 Obtain REMP liquid samples in accordance with HP-2-900. 5 7 2.2 Depending on the magnitude of liquid effluent released, REMP sediment and fish samples should be collected in accordance witn HP-2-904 and HP-2-907, respectively.
- 5723 Additional waterborne sampling may be performed at locations or interest in accordance with HP-2-900, HP-2-904 and HP-2-907 5.8 Field monitoring kits are equipped with sampling equipment. In some l
cases, it may be necessary for teams to return to the site for additional supplies as needed. 5.9 Frequency of samplins and number of sampling locations may be increased or decreased as necessary for both REMP and emergency sampling. The emergency environmental monitoring program will be 7 9
Emergency Plan Impicmsnting Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring established by either the Health Physics Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator or the Dose Assessment Coordinator. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS ,. Emergency status has terminated and all samples have been collected. 70 ATTACMMENTS 71 Emergency Radiological Environmental Monitoring Points 72 Emergency Survey Points - 914 Meter Exclusion Area Boundary , 73 Emergency Survey Points - 10 Miles 74 REMP Sample Location Table 75 REMP Sample Locations Within 2 Miles of Waterford 3 76 REMP Sample Locations Within 10 Miles of Waterford 3 77 REMP Sample Locations Within 50 Miles of Waterford 3
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4 EHERGENCY ltAD101.0GICAI, ENVIRONMENTAL HONITORING l'0INTS The following tnMe lists and describes the location of each of the Emergency Survey (omitoring) Points. During emergencies, the appropriate survey (monitoring) points will be used to key the Field Monitoring Teams to specific - locations downwind from the site. At the monitoring point, the team (s) will obtain dose rates, air samples and any additional samples as requested by the llealth Physics Coordinator or Radiological Assen.sment Coordinator. , CORRESPONDING > DESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROM WATERFORD-3 REACTOR
' LOCATION REMP LOCATION A-1E (N) NONE Shell road on west bank levee, halfway 0.2 Hiles tietween Waterford 3 intake structure and ,
transmission tower , East Bank levee approximately 0.25 miles 1.0 Miles
- A-1 (N) NONE west of Dixieland Montz Subdivision off of Ilwy. 628 Ida Vicknair's Grocery Store located off 1.7 Miles ,
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A-3 (N) NONE 1mmediately north of St. John the Baptist / 2.6 Hiles St. Charles Parish line on East Bank off e of Ilwy. 628 . A-4 (N) NONE On levea off Hwy. 628 at sign " Laplace 3.7 Hiles I ' Harine Service - Hlle 132" on East Bank East Bank in Laplace at northeast corner 4.9 Miles ; A-5 (N) NONE (triangle) of US 51 & US 61 p p (Airline liwy.) Intersection North of IaPlace on US 51 at "Welcome To 5.8 Miles A-6 (N) NONE i Laplace" sign (also has Lions Club Emblem,
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CORRESPONDING ' REMP LOCK 1'10N DESLRIPTION DISTANCE FROM WATERFORD-3 REACTOR LOCATION B-lE (NNE) NONE Cate for Waterford 3 intake. structure 0.1 Miles on levee (West flank) i On levee of f Ilwy s 628 just west of 1.0 Miles ! B-1 (NNE) NONE l Evangeline hoad (East Bank) D-2 (NNE) NONE On Evangeline Road between US 61 and 1.9 Miles liwy. 628 at north edge of housing development .(where street lights end) and south of railroad tracks ; i B-3 (NNE) NONE On Evangeline Road between two sets of 2.7 Miles railroad tracks, at gas pipeline on west side of road B-4 (NNE) NONE At weigh station on US 61 just west of St. 3.7 Miles John the Baptist Parish line (Eastern
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C-lE (NE) NONE On levee (West Bank) midway between 0.2 Miles ; intake and discharge structures ; C-1 (NE) C-1. APC-1 NE of plant at Little Cypsy Plant cooling 0.8 Miles water intake (river side of levee) l: C-2 (NE) NONE On Bonnet Carre' Floodway western levee 1.8 Miles , off Ilwy. 628 at large "No Dumping" sign
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On dirt road in Bonnet Carre' Floodway 3.7 Miles C-4 (NE) NONE , which runs east to west. Access to road on either side of US 61 bridge over floodway i D-lE (ENE) NONE Post numbered 2500 on levee (West Bank) 0.2 Miles i East of Watertord 3 discharge structure . l I' EP-2-061 Revision 0 10 Attachm'ent 7.1 (2 of 7); j.
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CORRESPONDING REMP IDCATION DESCRIPT!0f[ DISTANCE FROH WATERFORil-3 REACTCT LOCATION NONE Recreational park at Intersection of 1.0 Miles D-1 (ENE) liwy. 6ial and Calcagno Road. Between Little Gypsy Generating Station and llonnet Carre' Floodway On liwy. 48 (across Bonnet Carre' Floodway) 1.6 Hiles D-2 (ENE) NONE at first dirt road oppaette third depth n:arker (counting f rote wentern levee of floodway)
- On llwy 43 (across Bonnat Carre' Floodway) 2.3 Hiles D-3 (ENE) NONE at firat dirt road (frou eastern levee)
In flooJuay on dirt road at anuth (eastern) end of US 61 3.9 Hiles D-4 (ENE) NONE bridge over Bonnet Carra' Floodway Post uncd3ered 2510 nn levee (West Bank) east 0.4 Hiles E-lE (E) NONE of Materford 3 discharge structure E-3 (E) NONE On luee off liwy. 43 e,pposite Shell Norco Plant 2.8 Hiles (jewt cast of Bonnet Carre' Floodway) where pipeline crossec levae Intersection of Gsod Ifope Street and liwy. 48 3.7 Miles E-4 (E) NONE E-5 (E) NONE Intersection of Hwy. 627 (Prospect Avenue) and 4.1 Hiles liwy. 48 E-6 (E) NONE Intersection of liasding Road and US 61 . 5.6 cities i Gate tu LP&L Substation west of Beker Industries 0.6 H11em i F-lE (ESE) NONE l Plant and east of Texeco Valve Station , F-2 (ESE) NONE Intersection of Ilwy.18 and llwy. 3142 1.1 Hiles i EP-2-061 Revision O' Attachement 7.1 (3 of 7 'i . ...
l' CORRESPollill!1G REMP LOCATION llESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROM UATERFORI)-3 REACTOR I.0 CATION Post Office parkinS lot in llahnville off 3.9 Miles F-4 (ESE) NONE llwy . 18 F-5 (LSE) NONE lloly Rosary Churcia parking lot of f liwy.18 4.3 Miles (just ucet of St. Charles Parish Courthouse) Inter.:.cctioit of Ormand Estates Blvd. and 5.6 Miles F-6 (ESE) NONE llwy. 48 (East Mank) - Neat Jr. Food Mart F-7 (ESE) NONE On levee (Eant Bank) where ltwy. 48 Intersects 6.8 Miles Destrehan - Luling Bridge
, F-9 (ESE) NONE On levec (East Rank) off Hwy. 48 across from 8.5 Miles Bunge Corporation Crain Elevator Midusy between primary and secondary 0.6 Miles G-lE (SE) NONE
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wet field conditim.s) G-2 (SE) G-2 SE of plant on LA 3142 (0.6 miles south of 1.2 Miles intersection with la 18 at Witco Employees lot entrance)
. G-4 (SE) G-4 SE of plant near interacction of LA 3160 and 3.2 Miles Hinsouri Pacific Railroad (located at utility ,
pole at NW side of intersection)
- i F1 ret Pentacostal Church on west side of 7.8 Miles G-8 (SE) NONE 11wy. 52 between IIwy.18 and Boutte northern 6
- town limits Field behind brick wall to Coronai'o park 8.6 Miles G-9 (SE) NONE ,
of f 119 90 between West Store an.1 entrance to Monscnto Chemicsi Plant G-10 (SE) NONE St. Cha'.>1es Parish library parking lot. 9.4 Miles Intersection of US 90 and Barton Avenue LP-2-061 Revision 0 , Attachment 7.1 (4 of 7
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LOCATION , Primary metearological tower gate, use 0.4 Miles ll-lE (SSE) NONE service read to couctete facility Intersection of Ifwy. 3127 and liwy 3142 1.8 Miles 11-2 (SSE) NONE St. C! arles Farish Boat launch at bridge 7.9 Miles 11-8 (SSE) NONE on liwy. 631 (secess from Ilwy. 3127) south of Ilwy. 3127 Cate to concrete facility south of plant 0.4 Miles J-lE (S) NONE using concrete facility service road . On liwy. 3127 0.5 elles vest from intersection 1.4 Miles I' J-2 (S) NONE of iluy. 3127 and Huy. 3142 (no landmarks to referenen) Northwest of 230 7V switchyard soutla of 0.6 Miles K-lE (SSW) NONE
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On Hwy. 3127 1.0 miles west from inter- 1.1 Miles K-2 (SSW) NONE section of Ilwy. 3127 and Hwy. 3142, i opposite 4 culverts in drainage ditch 0.5 Hiles L-1E (SW) NONE Just enutle of railroad tracks on service l road located west of Waterford 3 (which
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On Hwy. 3127 1.5 miles west from inter- 1.1 Miles L-2 (SW) NONE aaction of Ilwy. '3127 and liwy. 3142, near t.ranualssion tower . WSW of plant near Waterford I & 2 0.7 Miles . M-1E (WSW) M-1 i-tuel oil storage tanks (in NE corner of 4 tank area) . 13 Attachment 7.1 (5 of ') '
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CORRESPONDING . DESCR11 Tion DISTANCE FROH WATERFORD-3 REACTOR LOCATION REMP LOCATION on liwy. 3127 2 miles west from inter- 1.2 Hiles H-2 (WSW) NONE section of !!wy. 3127 and liwy. 3142, opposite ditcle with 4 culverts Waterford I & 2 road, north at railroad and 0.6 Hiles N-lE (W) NONE close to Waterford I & 2 fuel oil day tank (SW corner of tank area) ; W of p!aat at east end of K111ona Elementary 0.9 Hiles ! N-2 (W) N-1 (east of ditch, behind LP&I. no trespassing sign) r F-lE (WNW) NONE Service road on Waterford I & 2 Complex 0.5 Hiles
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(* counting f rom north gate headed south) Northeast corner of Short Street. Take Post 0.8 Miles P-1 (WNW) NONE Street (in Killena) to Short Street (first
. left), to right turn on Short Street Ilwy. 3142 between liwy, 18 and liwy. 3127, at 1.1 Hiles F-2 (WNW) NONE baseball fields, between backstops liwy. 640 between liwy. 18 and llwy. 3127, at 5.8 Miles P-6 (WNW) NONE dirt rond heading east (at point of tree line)
P-9 (WNW) NONE Oa levee (East Bank) off Ilwy. 44 near 8.8 Hiles Garyville, across from Shell Station. Ilse levee access road with gate holding "F & S" algn Q-lE (NW) NONE Hain gate entrance to Waterford 1 & 2 0.5 Hiles Complex of f ilwy. 18 On levee (West Bank) 'at intersection of 1.1 Hiles
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CORRESPONDING LOCATION REHP LOCATION DESCitt PT1013 DISTANCE FROM WATERFORD-3 REACTOR - i Q-3 (NW) NONE On levee (West Bank) at levee sign 2380. 2.3 Hiles Off Ilwy. 18 at sena11 village between K111ona and Lucy Q-5 (NW) NONE Intersection of Ilwy. 18 and Gold H!ne 4.8 Miles Plantet lon Road (entrance to plantation), on soutli side of Ilwy. 18 between Lucy and Edgard NONE Intersection of fiwy. 44 and 12th Street in Reserve 5.7 Miles Q-6 (NW) R-lE (NNW) R-1 NNW of plent near Waterford I & 2 Intake dock 0.5 Hiles R-4 (NNW) NOME Intersection of Hwy. 18 and 16th Street. 3.4 Hiles at south castern end of Lucy l R-5 (NNW) NONE On IcVee (East Bank) off Ilwy. 636 in Laplace. 4.8 Hiles
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?CM 70L::ME 13 REVISION 2 FCM SECTION 2 APPROVAL DATE: SEP 191983 :
EFFECTIVE DATE: Fuel Load EMERGE' ICY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE SEARCH AND RESCUE Lo&L W-3 RECORDS CONTROLLED rnou v ,e i T NO.0 l : PCRC Maecing No, fi-3,~f; Reviewed: .. / [d_w 7 CRC Chair:na '- y
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4 Create a condition or cenduct an operatica which ex-coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 SafeA7 Evaldation checklist. a Satety Evaluation O b Y db M -
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Temporary Approvale Date QC Review _ 4% h(/Mu Date C - f- ' T 7 TORCRevie[ NNd ~-- Date 7-243 Meeting No. M-W Plant Manager-Muclear Approval M /!N Date M/A U C
- CTemporary approval must be followed by Plant Manager-Nuclear approval within 14 days.
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Emergency Plan Implemsnting Procedure EPS2-081 Search and Rescue Revision 2 t TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE -,
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, Scarch and Rescue Revision 2 1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidance to the Operational Support Center Supervisor and Search and Rescue Team Leaders for the search and rescue of person- .;
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During ] 4 Emergencies
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( ?.5 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination 2.6 EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability 2.7 PS-16-103, Accountability of Personnel During Emergencies 2.8 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.9 E?-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments 3.0 JE3 PONSIBILITIES The Operational Support Center (OSC) Supervisor and the Search and Rescue Team Leader are responsible for implementing tne appropriate steps of this procedure. 1 l .I 1 I l l l 2 L -
Emargency Plan Impicmenting Proceduro EP-2-081 Search and Rescue Revision 2 NOTE Search and Rescue Team (s) should consist of at least a total of three individuals from f Operations, Maintenance, Health Physics, f Chemistry and/or Security (individuals with current first aid training should be selected, if possible). 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 4.1 This procedure shall be implemented when: 4.1.1 Personnel have not been accounted for as directed by Security i Procedure PS-16-103 cc EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability, for accountability during a Site Area or General Emergency and cannot be contacted. 4.1.2 Personnel are unable to exit an area without assistance. 4.1.3 Directed by the Emergency Cocedinator or OSC Supervisor. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 OSC SUPERVISOR ACTIONS 5.1.1 Select three individuals. Assign one individual n3 test leader. 5.1.2 Ensure the team is briefed in accordance with EP-2-130, Attachment 7.3 Easure that the team is briefed on radiological hazards in accordance with EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and 8 Surveys During Emergencies. Ensure that dose limits specified in 10CFR20 are n:ot exceeded without the Emergency Coordinator's permission, in accordance with EP-2-030. l 5.1.3 Maintain continuous personnel accountability in accordance with EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability. L l l 3 I
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Ecargency Plan Impismanting Procedure EP-2-081 Search and Rescue Revision 2 5.1.4 Notify the Emergency Coordinator when the team has been dispatched. 1 5.1.5 If persons are injured and contaminated or if offsite medical l assistance is requested, refer to EP-2-020, Contaminated - l Injured /Ill Personnel. 5.1.6 Provide assistance to team as necessary.
; 5.1.7 After search and rescue is complete, ensure team members are debriefed in accordance with EP-2-130, Attachment 7.3. Inform the j, TSC of the results of search and rescue operations.
1 5.2 SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM LEADER EMERGENCY ACTIONS l 1 5.2.1 Designate a team member as communicator and to obtain a portable radio. 3.2.2 Direct a team member to obtain any safety equipment that may be required. ! 5.2.3 Direct a team member to be responsible for obtaining first aid equipment from one of the locations on Attachment 7 1. i 5.2.4 Ensure that all equipment to be used by the team is functional. 0 { Perform a radio check between Search and Res' cue Team and OSC Com-municator. 7 5.2.5 Ensure dose rate meters are turned on tefore team leaves OSC. 5.2.6 Conduct searen and rescue operations. 5.2.6.1 Proceed to designated area (s) with radiation survey meter turned I on, t , 5.2.6.2 Ensure that communications are maintained with the Operational Support Center at predetermined intervals. 5.2.6.3 Ensure that the Operational Support Center is kept informed of . 1 team's location, observations, and search results. { i 4 A.
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, Scar ck. and Rescue Revision 2 5.2.6.4 If the search and rescue is to be conducted within a Radiation Controlled Area or other radiological hazard area, the following should be considered:
A. The need to assign an HP Technician to the team. ~
- 3. That radiation levels are monitored and that any unanticipated radiation levels are reported to the Operations Support Center Supervisor and Radiological Controls Coordinator.
C. That team members check dosimeters regularly. . D. That stay times established by the Radiological Controls Coordinator are not exceeded. 5.2.6.5 When an individual is located, check the person for injuries and contamination. Administer first aid, if necessary. 3.2.6.6 Report the following findings to the Operational Support Center as soon as possible: A. Location B. Extent of injuries C. Contaminaticn levels, if applicable D. Radiation levels, if applicable C. First aid administered 5.2.6.7 Request assistance from the operational Siipport Center Supervisor for transport of any injured or contaminated individuals. 5.2.6.8 Upon completion of search and rescue operations, report to the Operational Support Center for debriefing. 5.2.7 After search and rescue is complete, debrief the Search and Rescue Team in accordance with EP-2-130, Attachment 7.3.
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B. First Aid Locker, +46 RAS (next to east elevator) C. First Aid Locker, Administration Building (main corridor) D. First Aid Locker, Service Building 2nd Floor (Ventilation Room) E. First Aid Kit (small) - EOF HP Locker ! f 1 l i (- l l l l- 1 EP-2-081 Revision 2 7 Attachment 7.1 (1 of 1) ) i i m
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 CE-3-900, operation of the Post Accident Sempling System 2.2 CE-3-901, Post Accident Sampling of Containment Atmosphere 2.3 CE-3-902, Post Accident Boron Analysis (Plasma Method) 2.4 CE-3-903, Post Accident Gamma Spectroscopic Analysis 2.5 CE-3-904, Post Accident Hydrogen Analysis 2.6 CE-3-905, Testing and Maintenance of the Post Accident Sampling System , 2.7 CE-3-906, Pcat Accident Stack Effluent Sampling 2.8 CE-3-907, Post Accident Liquid Effluent Sampling 29 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing 3ecceds 2.10 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiolegical Controis and Surveye Durin6 Emergencies 2.11 NUREG 0737 - II.B.3 2.12 RW-2-500, Radioactive ~ Material Shipments ..~, 3.0 9FsponsinitrTirs 3.1 The Chemistry Engineer is responsible for implementing and maintaining this procedure. 2
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3.3 The Chemistry Technicians, Radiochemist. Chemist, Radiochemistry Supervisor and/or Chemistry Supervisor are responsible for notifying the Radiological Controls Coordinator prior to primary sampling for additional radiological controls, if deemed necessary. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS . 4.1 Any of the following emergencies has been declared: 4.1.1 Alert 4.1.2 Site Area E=ergency 4.1.3 General Emergency, or 4.2 An event has occurred that dictates the necessity to implement emergency Chemistry procedures. 43 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator. 5.0 211C1J"11E 5.1 PASS PRCCEDURES (References 2.1 through 2.8) 5.1.1 ? ASS procedures shall be used when the normal primary sample panel cannot be operated within ALARA guidelines as determined by the l Health Physics Coordinator. 5.1.2 The Chemistry Engineer or Radiochemist, af ter consultation with the Health Physics Coordinator, will determine use of the normal primary sample panel. 5.2 The Chemistry Engineer shall provide the necessary staff to support response actions and operation of the PASS equipment to produce the data defined by Refer'ence 2.11 within the prescribed time limits. 3
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Emsrgency Plan Impicmonting Procodure EP-2-091 Emargency Chemistry R,evision 1 j 1 1 5.3 Chemistry personnel shall provide information to the Emergency 4 j Coordinator or Control Room, as necessary, pertaining to the current chemical status of. primary and secondary water, containment ,. atmosphere and other systems as required by the TSC Supervisor, - Emergency Coordinator or Control Room. NOTE
- 1. All sampling and analysis activities shall be carried out in accordance with EP-2-031 and shall not be undertaken without direction and approval from the Emergency Coordinator.
- 2. Required on-site laboratory analysis shall be performed in the Chemistry Lab on the.-4 elevar, ion of the RAB or the backup on-site laboratory if the Chemistry Engineer or Radiochemist evacuates the RAB laboratory af ter consultation with the Health Physics .
Coordinator. 5.4 SAMPLES TO BE ANALYZED OFF SITE 5.4.1 Cnemistry personnel shall contact the appropriate receiving laboratory to coordinate the analysis effort. 5.4.2 Chemistry personnel shall contact the Radwaste Engineer to inform hi= of the need for packaging and transportation assistance. 5.4.2.1 The Radwaste Department shall arrange for sample packaging and transportation in accordance with Reference 2.12. 1 5.4 3 Analysis activities shall be carried out in accordance with ex-isting agreements. 6 e.
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- Emergency Chemistry Revision 1 NOTE The Chemistry Engineer is ultimately responsible for coordinating sampling and analysis activities, j The Radwaste Department and other departments may be involved in this effort in accordance with their normally assigned duties.
5.5 Chemistry data and analysis results shall be reviewed and verified as necessary by the Radiochemistry Supervisor, Radiochemist and the Chemistry Engineer and forwarded to tr.e appropriate party (Emergency Coordinator, TSC Supervisor and/or Control Room). 5.6 Logs of actions taken, analytical results and._ recommendations made shall be kept in accordance with the requirements of EP-2-150. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Abnormal plant conditions have been terminated or de-escalated below the Alert classification, and 6.2 Chemistry analyses and actions have been completed or transferred to the Recovery Organization. 7.0 ATT AC H MEN T.S NONE 5
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Emergency Plan Impicmenting Procedure EP-2-101 Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Revision 3 Operation, and Deactivation . 1.0 ?U??OSE This procedure provides guidance for the Operational Support Center (OSC) staff in the activation, operation and deactivation of the ,
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2.1 Waterforc 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments 23 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records 'I [ 2.4 EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability 2.5 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring 2.6 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and' Surveys During Emergencies 27 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.8 EP-2-034, on-site surveys During Emergencies l 29 UNT-4-032, Use of Company Vehicles 2.10 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Operational Support Center Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that actions outlined in this procedure are carried out. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure is to be initiated upon any of the following conditions: 4.1 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator; or 4.2 Declaration of any of the following emergency conditions; 9 2
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Operation, and Deactivation , 4.2.1 Unusual Event (Optional) l 4.2.2 Alert 4.2 3 Site Area Emergency 4.2.4 General Emergency 50 PROCEDURE 5.1 ACTIVATION 5 1.1 Unlock the OSC Supervisor's cabinet. Plug in the OSC telephones, l-and set up the logs and status boards. Refer to Attachment 7 1, OSC Floor Plan and Equipment Locations. 5 1.2 Test the portable radios located in the OSC Supervisor's cabinet. 513 Conduct Initial Personnel Accountability in accordance witn , l EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability, as appropriate. , 5 1.4 Procure and activate the emergency vehicles in accordance with EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring. i NOTE Ensure that an attempt is made to recall by j radio those vehicles not in their designated i locations. 4 51 i Inventory the Field Monitoring Kits in accordance witn EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring. 5.1.6 Assemble the Emergency Teams, as required, in accordance with : EP-2-130, Emergency Tea = Assignments. , 517 Establish communications with the TSC and -4 RAB Control Point on the following cccmunications systems. 5171 HP Line 3
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-101 1 Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Revision 3 Operation, and Deactivation . 5.1 7 2 PAsx ;i l- 5.1 7 3 Sound-Powered j 5.1.8 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall activate the -4 RAB .- Control Point and establish communications with the OSC and TSC. 5.1 9 Inform the TSC Supervisor that the OSC has been activated when it has been staffed to a level sufficient to perform the following functions: 5.1 9.1 Emergency Fire Response 5.1 9 2 Search and Rescue 5.1 9 3 First Aid I 5.1 9 4 Repair l 5.1 9 5 Radiological Field Monitoring e 5.2 OPERATION 5.2.1 Maintain continuous personnel accountability in accordance with EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability. 5.2.2 Assemble and/or dispatch Emergency Teams in accordance witn , EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments, j 5.2 3 Maintain all documentation in accordance witn EP-2-150, Emergency l Plan Implementing Records. l i 5.2.4 If extended operation of the OSC is required, provide continuous i manning capability. ;
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5.2 5 OSC habitability surveys shall be conducted in accordance with EP-2-034. 5.2.5.1 Consideration should be given to evacuating the OSC when radia-tion levels are 100 mrem /hr or greater, and/or total weighted MPC airborne concentration levels are 10 MPC or greater, and 4 4
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l there is no indication that these levels will significantly decrease during the next 4 hours. 5 2.5.2 The OSC shall be evacuated when radiation levels are 500 = rem /hr , or greater and/or total weighted MPC airborne concentrations are ,: 100 MPC or greater. I NOTE Accumulated doses to personnel must also be taken into account. Consideration should be given to .
' evacuation when 10CFR20 limits (see EP-2-030) are approached and there is no indication that conditions will improve before limits are exceeded.
5.2.6 Backup OSC - If hazards prevent personnel from conducting operations in the OSC, evacuate to the backup CSC in the Administration Building Meeting Room. 5.2.6.1 At a mini =um, bring emergency records anc emergency kits (radiation) to the backup OSC. NOTE Avoid hazardous areas enroute to the backup OSC. 5.2.6.2 Set up the backup OSC and reestablish communications. 5.3 DEACTIVATION 531 The Emergency Coordinator will inform the OSC Supervisor wnen to deactivate the OSC. 532 Make preparations with the TSC Supervisor to transfer remaining responsibilities to the TSC. l g --
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3 Conduct tests / experiments not described in the F3AR7 4 Create a condition or conduct an operation which ex- / coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Saf.et Evaluation checklist. Safety Evaluation /M "Y- d ' ' " 5 '- Date - ' / Group /Dep*t. Head Review M d '~Y - -
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I Emergency Plan Implemonting Proceduro EP-2-140 Roentry Revision 2 1.0 PUR POSE This procedure provides both specific steps to be followed, and guidance to be considered, prior to and during the reentry of an .- evacuated area for the purposes of emergency repair to systems and equipment or investigative assessment of abnormal plant conditions. NOTE The scope of this procedure does not include
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reentry into affected areas offsite. State and local agencies will coordinate any offsite recovery effort required following a Site Area or General j j Emergency in which evacuation was implemented as a protective action. l 2.0 3EFERENCES 2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.3 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During l Emergencies L 2.4 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination l' 2.5 EP-2-033, Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents 2.6 EP-2-034, Onsite Surveys During Emergencies j 1 2.7 EP-2-071, Site Protective Measures 2.8 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.9 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments 2.10 EP-2-170, Recovery 2
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3.2 The Radiological Controls Coordinator is responsible for I coordinating the radiologicci response actions for reentry with the OSC Supervisor. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS
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" evacuated" according to EP-2-071, Site Protective Measures.
4.1.2 As directed by the Emergency Coordinator. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Assess the need for reentry and whether the benefits to be gained offset the potential hazards to the reentry personnel. 5.1.1 Utilize all available data including area and process monitor readings, survey data, and personnel observations to determine: 5.1.1.1 Which plant area (s) is (are) affected. 5.1.1.2 The conditions in the area', such as personnel hazards, temperature, toxic environment, and equipment condition. 5.1.1.3 Whether or not there are pecsonnel in the area (s) who need assistance. 5.1.1.4 The time schedule, based on necessity, for reentry to commence. 5.1.2 Isolate and post areas determined to be unsafe or unnecessary to be reentered with appropriate warning signs and rope barriers (e.g., contaminated or high radiation areas). 3 w
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Reentry Revision 2 i 5.2 Preplan reentry activities, including: 5.2.1 Protective clothing and survey equipment requirements 5.2.2 Shielding and access control requirements I 5.2.3 Anticipated hazard protection and communications requirements NOTE Reentry operations must be coordinated with the
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Radiological Controls Coordinator and the Nuclear Operations Supervisor-Shift Supervisor (NOS-SS) or his designee to ensure proper procedures are followed, surveys are taken and areas are acceptable for entry. Reentry activities shall not begin prior to proper review by the NOS-SS and the Radiological Controls Coordinator and authorization by the Emergency Coordinator. I l 5.3 Establish reentry teams from personnel available in the Operational Support Center, Control Room, or other assembly areas. 5.3.1 The OSC Supervisor should assign a team leader and communicator I (as required). 5.3.2 The team members should be briefed on the plan of action and if radiological hazards are present, the Radiological Cont ois Coordinator shall conduct a briefing in accordance with EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls During Emergencies. Attachment 7.2 of EP-2-130 should be used to document the briefing. 5.3.3 The team members should complete an emergency exposure authoriza-tion form in accordance with EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Ex-posure Guidelines and Controls, if high radiation levels are expected. u S
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5.5 For safety purposes, ensure that each reentry team is composed of at least two individuals. 5.6 For radiologically affected areas, the guidelines of EP-2-031 and EP-2-034 should be followed with specific emphasis on control of ex-posure, including: , 5.6.1 Assigning an individual as a Health Physics Control Point Monitor to time personnel entry and to maintain a record of all entries into the affected area. 5.6.2 Ensuring that reentry personnel frequently check direct-reading cosimeters and withdraw to a safe area if assigned exposure limits are approached. 5.6.3 Directing reentry personnel to monitor radiation levels and take
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periodic air samples along the reentry route and subsequently post radiation and/or contaminated area signs. 5.6.4 Administering potassium iodide, as necessary, according to l EP-2-033, Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents, if high levels of radioactive iodine are encountered. 5.7 For environmentally or structurally affected areas (i.e., steam leak, smoke, flooding, earthquake damage, toxic atmosphere, etc.), ensure that appropriate measures are taken for personnel safety, including: 5.7.1 Reducing potential hazards to reentry personnel, if possible, by actions such as ventilation purge or the securing of systems. i 5.7.2 Outfitting personnel with appropriate emergency equipment, such as i self-contained breathing apparatus, steam. suits, flashlights, tow
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5.7.4 Directing reentry personnel to withdraw to a predetermined " safe area" if severe unanticipated or unplanned conditions are .- encountered, pending further evaluation of the reentry effort. 5.8 Ensure that the OSC maintains a current status board on reentry team operations and that reentry personnel log out of the OSC prior to departing on assigned reentry activities. 5.9 Ensure that the reentry team leader maintains continuous com- . munications with the OSC Supervisor, if possible, or otherwise at predetermined intervals to report progress of the reentry and observed conditions. 5.10 Coordinate the return of the reentry team to the control point. 3.10.1 Implement EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination, if required. 5.10.2 Debrief team members at the OSC using Attachment 7.2 of EP-2-130. If radiological hazards were present, the Radiological l Controls Coordinator should also conduct a debriefing in ac-cordance with Attachmenc 7.2 of EP-2-130. ] 5.10 3 Report the results and findings of the reentry to the Emergency Coordinator. 5.10.4 Notify the NOS-SS of the return of the reentry team (s). 5.11 Determine the need for additional reentries and, if required, for the initiation of recovery operations in accordance with EP-2-170, Recovery. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Reentry operations have been completed and all reentry team members have been accounted for. 5.2 Debriefing of reentry team members has been completed and i documented. 6 L m
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1.0 PURPOSE This procedure outlines the logs / records to be maintained during an emergency and provides guidance on their final disposition.
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2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 UNT-4-006, Control of Plant Documents and Records { 2.3 EP-2-100, Technical Support Center (TSC) Activation, Operation, and
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Deactivation 2.4 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.5 EP-2-102, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 3.0 REspoNsIBILITIIs The Emergency Coordinator and EOF Director are responsible for ensuring that the maintenance and updating of the facility logs and forms outlined in this procedure are carried cut. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 4.1 This procedure is to be ini'tated upon any of the following
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4.1.1 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator and/or EOF Director. 4.1.2 Declaration of any of the following emergency conditions: 4.1.2.1 Unusual Event 4.1.2.2 Alert 4.1.2.3 Site Area Emergency ! 4.1.2.4 General Emergency 2 I
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messages from offsite organizations and messages to offsite I organizations. 5.1.2 The TSC Lead Communicator and/or EOF Communicstions Coordinator will control the numbering and distribution of the Communications l Log. 5.1 3 The Communications Logs for outgoing' messages will be controlled as follows: A. Page 3 - retained by =essage originator B. Page 1 - retained by the communicator after the message is authorized and transmitted C. Page 2 - returned to the originator after the message is authorized and transmitted 5.1.4 The Communications Logs for incoming messages will be controlled , as follows: A. Page 3 - retained by communicator
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and a reply authorized C. Page 2 - retained by message intendee , ; 5.2 EMERGENCY RESPONSE FACILITY LOGS NOTE Each emergency response facility activated in response to an emergency must maintain an accounting of actions undertaken within the facility during its operation. l l l 3 I _ _ , , . . . ~ . - _ . . - . . . . . . - - *e-- -- - * - = ^ ' - * * * ' " - " * " ~ n
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(print and sign name). 5.2.2.2 Names of personnel assuming staff positions in the emergency response facility. 5.2.2.3 Plant status at the time of emergency declaration. p.2.2.4 Major steps taken under the direction of the facility staff, including time and date these actions were initiated and the indivicual who directed the actions be taken. 5.2.2.5 Important data received (e.g., change in plant status, results of radiological surveys). 5.2.2.6 Sucration of any formal meetings conducted in relation to the e=ergency. 5.2.2.7 Recommendations given to or received from non-LP&L personnel providing support to the emergency facility. 5.2.2.8 Final emergency resolutions and summation of emergency facility actions in relation to the emergency facility's deactivation, including time and date of deactivation, i 4
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5.3 SUPPORTING RECORDS 1 5.3.1 For documents that are generated during the operation of the emergency facilities (e.g. , Field Survey Rasults, Administration , of Potassium Iodine Log), include the following information as a ? minimum: 5 3 1.1 Time, date and author. 5.3.1.2 Location in which document was generated (e.g., dose assessment area, technical assessment area). 6.0 FIN AL CONDITIONS 6.1 DISPOSITION OF LOGS AND RECORDS 6.1.1 Collect all records and logs generated in the operation of the emergency facility after each drill, exercise, or emergency situation, etc. 6.1.2 Make copies of the collected recorcs and forward the copies to the Emergency Planning Coordinator for review. 6.1.3 Handle all records and logs in accordance with UNT-4-006. 7.0 ATTACHMENTS 7.1 Communications Log 7.2 Facility Log Sheet
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' Recovery Operation Rovision 3 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides criteria and guidance for terminating a declared emergency condition and restoring the station, as closely as possible, to its preemergency status. The termination or an f emergency and recovery efforts will depend on the nature of the emergency and the status of plant systems following corrective measures. Although the general provisions within this procedure are expected to be applicable to all emergencies, it may be necessary to supplement this guidance with provisions specific to the emergency at hand. In particular, actual recovery procedures shall be formulated and approved by the Plant Operations Review Committee (PORC) prior to implementation of reco,very efforts.
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2.1 W3 SES Emergency Preparedness Plan and Implementing Procedures 7 _- 2.2 Title 10, CFR Parts 20 and 50 2.3 NUREG-0654, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plan and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants 2.4 OP-100-005, Event Evaluation and Reporting s 25 PS-10-104, Security Reporting Requirements 2.6 FP-1-003, Fire Protection Report ; 27 UNT-7-018, First Aid and Medical Care 30 WESPONSIBILITIES 31 The Emergency Coordinator, in conjunction with t' eh Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) Director for Site Area Emergencies or General Emergencies, will make the determination of when an emergency condition is resolved in accordance with the above 7- criteria and may declare the termination of the emergency. U 2 Q e- e - , v w m-w w w w
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efforts will vary according to the nature of the specific emergency sftuation, a long-term recovery organization is defined in section 9 of the 'd3 SES Emergency Plan. 35 Recovery Operation (~ 351 Recovery activities not covered by existing approved procedures k' shall be preplanned and approved by PORC prior to their implementation. 3 5.2 Station recovery activities shall be in accordance with the sta-flon technical specifications and other license conditions. Specifically during recovery operations, the radiation exposure limits of 10CFR20 shall apply. Compliance with these limits shall be the responsibility of the Emergency Coordinator via tne Health Physics Coordinator. 3 5.3 Recovery actions that plan for, or may result in, radioactive releases will be evaluated by the Emergency Coordinator / EOF Director and their staffs as f ar in advance of the event as possible. Such events and data pertaining to the releases will be reported to the appropriate offsite. emergency response organizations and agencies, even if the release is witnin normal technical specifications, for as long as the recovery operation ('; continues.
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4.1 PROGRESSION FROM EMERGENCY TO TERMINATION / RECOVERY { l 4.1.1 Actions taken during an emergency situation can be categorized ] into two general phases: response and recovery. Response actions are the corrective and protective measures taken to mitigate the consequences of the event and to place the emergency under I control. Recovery actions are actions of a longer duration taken . (> to restore the station, as nearly as possible, to a stable / safe ] condition or cold shutdown, as required. 4.1.2 The extent and nature of the corrective and protective measures and the extent of recovery operations will depend on the emergency conditions at hand and the status of station areas and equipment. In many emergency situations, the emergency condition may be resolved without significant plant damage and, thus, the station
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I damaged or defective equipment shall be brought to the attention of individuals responsible for its maintenance. Consumable materials f (i.e., procedure forms, bags, etc.) shall be restocked as soon as possible. . 57 If a long-term recovery operation is indicated, a recovery organization will be established in accordance with the LP&L ; Emergency Plan. 5.8 If applicable, ths Emergency Plan should be evaluated to ensure that an adequate emergency preparedness status can be maintained in light . of the degraded plant conditions (i.e., inaccessibility of evacua-tion assembly areas, inoperative emergency instrumentation and equipment as it relates to the Emergen'cy Plan) and appropriate cor-rective measures implemented. , f~ 59 All reports relating to an emergency shall be prepared and submitted
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5.10 The PORC shall review / approve procedures for station recovery that include as applicable: 5.10.1 Procedures for decontamination 5 10.2 Procedures for repair 5.10 3 Recommendations for special inspections and tests that must be performed to assure the integrity of the plant and adequacy of the repairs 5 10.4 Radioactive waste processing and handling procedures 5 10.5 An estimate of the radiation exposure that will be accumulated by personnel in executing these procedures
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Emergency Plan Supporting Procedure EP-3-040 Emergency Equipment Inventory Revision 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE
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. Emargency Plan Supporting Proceduro EP-3-040 Emergency Equipment Inventory Revision 2 1.0 PUFFOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe the contents or tne I emergency kits / lockers and provide for the periodic inventory, , calibration and maintenance requirements for the indicated emergency .-
supplies and equipment. 2.0 RE ERENCES 2.1 Waterford 3 SES E=ergency Plan 2.2 HP-1-210, Health Physics Instrument Control . 23 HP-2-430, Efficiency Determination and Statistical Checks or Single / Dual Channel Gam =a Analyzers 2.4 HP-2-602, Respiratory Protection Equipment Quality Control _30 RES PONSinILITIE S (- 3 1 The Emergency Planning Cordinator is responsible for coordinating the periodic inventory of emergency kits and lockers described in this procedure. 32 The Health Physics Supervisior and Emergency Planning Coordinator are responsible for performing the actual inventory as specified on the Inventory Checklists. 1 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS Emergency equipment, stored for emergency use, shall be inventoried, inspected, and operationally checked at the following f requencies: 4.1 At least once each calendar quarter 4.2 After each use 43 After a plastic lock seal or breakaway lock has been found broken 4.4 Any other time specified by the Emergency Planning Coordinator or
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Revision 2 l , -s 5.0 PRocEDU ?.E l 5.1 INVENTORY CHECKLIST Select an Inventory Checklist from the Attachments section or tnis ,, procedure. Inventory the emergency equipment as described in sec-tien 5.2. 5.2 INVENTORY 5 . 2 .1 Check to see that breakaway locks are intact. l 5 2.2 Compare conte.nts of kit to number required on the Inventory . Checklist. 5.2 3 Complete data columns on the Inventory Checklist: 5231 Actual Quantity )
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performed in accordance with normal Health Physics procedures HP-1-210 and HP-2-430 and j the technical =anual for the instrument being checked. 5 2.4 Compare calibration due dates to the dates of the next scheduled inspections. If a calibration due date occurs prior to the next scheduled inspection date, replace instrument with one whose calibration expires after the next scheduled inspection date. 5.2 5 Replace batteries kept in the kit with new batteries. 4 A
1 E=orgency Plan Supporting Proceduro EP-3-040 Emergency Equipment Inventory Revision 2 5 2.6 Check protective clothing (inspect for tears, rips or worn spots). Replace as necessary. 5.2 7 Check all respirators in accordance witn HP-2-602 (if applicable) . l Replace as necessary. 5.2.8 Repack emergency kit / locker and seal. 5.2 9 Record all deficiencies and actions taken to resolve tne deficiencies under the " Comments" section. l 5 2.10 Sign and date the Inventory Checklist. . 5.2.11 Repeat steps in section 5 0 until all at'tachments are complete. 6.0 FIN AL CONDITIONS 6.1 All Inventory Checklists have been completed. All deficiencies have been resolved. ()6.2 63 Copies of all attachments have been sent to the Emergency Planning Coordinator. 70 ATT ACHMENTS 71 Inventory Checklist - OSC Emergency Locker 72 Inventory Checklist - Field Monitoring Kits (A,B,C,D) 73 Inventory Checklist - Personnel Decon Kit (1,2,3) 74 Inventory Checklist - TSC HP Emergency Locker 75 Inventory Checklist - EOF HP Emergency Locker 76 Inventory Checklist - HP Ambulance Kit . 77 Inventory Checklist - Assembly. Area Supervisor Kit 7.8 Inventory Checklist - HP Hospital Locker (West Jefferson, Oschner) 79 Inventory Checklist - TSC Dose Assessment Locker ( 7 10 Inventory Checklist - TSC Technical Assessment Documentation 5 m
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l , 1.0 PURPOSE To outline ithe actions to be taken for an emergency condition at the Unusual Event Level. ,-
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2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emargency Plan 2.2 EP-1-001, Recognition and Classification of Emergency Conditions 4 23 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 2.4 EP-1-020, Alert , 2.5 EP-1-030, Site Area Emergency
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2 9l EP-2-100, Technical Support Center (TSC) Activation, Operation, and , Deactivation
'2.10 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation _
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_ s._.. . _. . . _ _ . _ . _ __ .._ -- Encrgency Plcn Impleasnting Instruction EP-1-010 Unusual Event Revision 2 5.5 9 American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) 5 5.10 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) 5.6 As additional information becomes available, update the Emergency Communicator by completing Attachment 7 7 of EP-2-010, Follow-Up r Notification. Direct the Emergency Communicator to conduct additional updates to off-site agencies in accordance witn EP-2-010. l 57 Ensure that logs / records are kept in accordance with EP-2-150. 5.8 Direct a Health Physics Technician to initiate in-plant radiological - controls in accordance with EP-2-031 if a real or potential radiological hazard exists. 59 Initiate any additional response measures in accordance with applicable emergency procedures listed on Attachment 7 1. 5.10'As conditions change, periodically check EP-1-001 to determine whether reclassification is necessary. 5.10.1 If reclassification is necessary, then reclassify the emergency in accordance with EP-1-001 and implement appropriate Implementing Instruction EP-1-020, EP-1-030, or EP-1-040. 5 10.2 If closecut is appropriate, then close out the emergency with a verbal summary to all agencies / personnel as indicated on At-tachment 7 13 of EP-2-010. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Oncoming Emergency Coordinator contacted. ' i 6.2 Initial off-site notifications initiated. 63 The Unusual Event has been closed out with normal station administration resumed or the emergency is reclassified. 5 __ _ - _ _ - _ - _ . _ _ - _ - _ _ _ _ _ - - _ . - - - _ _ - --.__-.b
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coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Sat Evaluation checklist. Safety Evaluation 4M /d> / Date 8- 7 O . Group /Dep't. Head Re dew, -M Medu Data f-B -9 7 Tcaporary Approval' Date (NO3) Temporary Approval
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, Revision 2 I TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE 3
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3.0 RES PONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 5.0 PROCEDURE 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 7.0 ATTACHMENTS 7.1 Procedure Reference for Additional Response Guidelines (1 page) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 2 1-7 Revision 2 D 9 9 I t -t 1 rk._. -
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 EP-1-001, Recognition and Classification of Emergency Conditions 23 EP-1-010, Unusual Event , i 2.4 EP-1-030, Site Area Emergency ' 2.5 EP-1-040, General Emergency 2.6 EP-2-010, Notifications and Communications 27 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During Emergencies 2.8 EP-2-050, offsite Dose Assessment (Manual) 29 EP-2-051, Offsite Dose Assessment (Computerized) 2.10 EP-2-052, Protective Action Guidelines 2.11 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring 2.12 EP-2-100, Technical Support Center (TSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.13 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.14 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records 2.15 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 2.16 EP-2-034, Onsite Surveys During Emergencies 2.17 FP-1-003, Fire Emergency / Records , 2 a
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- 3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that the actions outlined in this procedure are carried out.
4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS ' This procedure is to be initiated upon reaching the following conditions: 4.1 Whenever an Alert is recognized and classified in accordance with EP-1-001. l.2 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Sound the appropriate alarm as necessary: 5.1.1 Fire 5.1.2 Station 5.2 Make the following announcement (s): 5.2.1 " Attention all personnel; attention all personnel. An Alert has been declared. All members of the On-site Emergency Response Organization report to your stations. All other personnel report to your work stations." (If the emergency is radiation oriented, add: "There will be no smoking, eating or drinking until further
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53 Make initial contact with the Duty Plant Manager (refer to ' - EP-3-050). l l 5.3 1 If the Duty Plant Manager cannot be reached, contact any of the alternate Duty Plant Managers (refer to EP-3-050). - 5.3.2 Upon contact with the Duty Plant Manager, discuss the following: ' 5 3.2.1 Nature of the situation 5.3.2.2 Classification 5.3.2.3 Action taken or to be taken 5.3.2.4 Need to activate emergency response facilities 5.3.3 Ensure taat the Senior Vice President-Nuclear Operations is contacted by the Duty Plant Mar.ager.. { 5.4 Direct the Emergency Communicator to activate the Emergency Pager System in accordance with Attachment 7.2 of EP-2-010. NOTE If conditions exist that could be hazardous to those personnel reporting to the Alte, provide instructions for alternate routes and activating backup facilities. 5.5 Complete Attachment 7.5, Initial Notification Form, of EP-2-010 and provide the form and agencies to be notified to the Emergency Communicator. Direct the Emergency Communicator to commence initial off-site notifications of the appropriate organizations listed below in accordance with EP-2-010. 4
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l i 5.5.1 St. Charles Parish Emergency Operations Center (EOC) 5.5.2 St. John the Baptist Parish EOC 5.5.3 Louisiana Nuclear Energy Division (LNED) - 5.5.4 Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness (LOEP) 5.5.5 Waterford 1 and 2 5.5.6 Middle South Utilities 5.5.7 U.S. Coast Guard - 5.5.8 Missouri Pacific Railroad 5.5.9 American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) 5.5.10 Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO) 3.5.11 Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) 5.6 As additional information becomes available, update the Emergency Communicator by completing Attachment 7 7, Follow-up Notification, of EP-2-010. Direct the Emergency Communicator to conduct additional updates to offsite agencies in accordance with EP-2-010, 5.7 Initiate off-site dose assessment in accordance with EP-2-050 for manual assessment or EP-2-051 for computerized assessment. Determine the need for protective action recommendations in ac-cordance with EP-2-052, Protective Action Guidelines. 5.8 If radiological releases are occurring, instruct the Health Physics Coordinator to activate Radiological Field Monitoring Teams in ac-cordance with EP-2-130. 5.9 Activate the Technical Support Center in accordance with EP-2-100. 5.10 Activate the Operational Support Center in accordance with EP-2-101. 5 O
WATERFORD 3 SES l sammu PLANT OPERATING MANGAL LOUISIANA l POWER & LIGHT NhE SYbA EP-2-020 PCM VOLUME 13 REVISICN SEP i9 88 PCM SECTION 2 APPROVAL DATE: ,. E7?ECTIVE DATE: r., a 1 f 3nd EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE CONTAMINATED INJURED /ILL PERS01CEL LP&L W-3 RECORDS CO \ . ROLLED COPY NO. PORC Meeting No. f 3 - 3[A Reviewed: -
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coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CFR 50.59 Sa sty Eyalpatio . hecklist. Safety Evaluation [ M Y b!>- '- - Date ! I Group /Dep't. Head Review N N 8 O J M Date >'/P M2 - Ji / Tamporary Approval
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Enorgency Plan Implemonting Procoduro EP-2-020 Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 REFERENCES
30 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 5.0 PROCEDURE 51 Immediate Actions and Notifications ~ 5.2 Follow-up Actions and Communications 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Ambulance Notification Checklist (2 pages) 72 ochsner Foundation Hospital Notification Checklist (2 pages) 73 ' dest Jefferson General Hospital Notification Checklist (2 pages) l 74 Security Notification Checklist (1 page) 75 Health Physics Responsibilities On-site (1 page) 76 Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital (2 pages) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 4 1-16 Revision 4 LIST OF PAGES CONTAINING
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I Emsrgency Plan Implemsnting Proceduro EP-2-020 Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4 l 1.0 PU R POS E The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidance to the Emergency Coordinator in the event that contaminated injured /ill . personnel must be transported off-site. - 2
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 'daterford 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 Emergency Medical Assistance Program (EMAP) 23 NUREG 0654/ FEMA-REP-1 2.4 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 2.5 UNT-7-018, First Aid and Medical Care 2.6 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Emergency Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that tne actions as outlined in this procedure are carried out. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS Injured /ill personnel are contaminated and must be transported off-site.
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50 PROCEDURE l NOTE The Emergency Coordinator shall give the l Emergency First Aid Team (EFAT) immediate access t'o the victim. 5.1 IMMEDIATE ACTIONS AND NOTIFICATIONS Upon the determination that contaminated injured /ill personnel must be transported off-site, the Emergency Coordinator snall: 5 1.1 Ensure that the Emergency First Aid Team (EFAT) treats victim (s) t in accordance with UNT-7-018. I 5.1.2 Coordinate the activation of~the EFAT with the Operational Support Center (OSC) Supervisor when the OSC is manned. 5.1 3 Ensure that Health Physics personnel perform duties in accordance j with Attachment 7 5, Health Physics Responsibilities On_ site, 5.1.4 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the appropriate ambulance service (s) in accordance with Attachment 7 1, Ambulance Notification Checklist. 3 _ m . . - _ - _ _ _ _ - _ - - _ . - - _ _ -.-__m __ --_-_-J
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injury to the Helicopter Landing area. Notify Security in accordance with Attachment 74. If the Security vehicle is not available, any other available pickup truck or station wagon should be used. , 5.1.5 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify Ochsner Foundation Hospital or West Jefferson General Hospital in accordance with At-tachment 7 2 or 7 3, respectively. 5.1.6 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Waterford 3 Security Shif t Supervisor in accordance with Attachment 74, Security Notification Checklist. 517 Request and coordinate additional support, as required (e.g., search and rescue, emergency repair, etc.). 5 1.8 Make contact with the Health Physics Coordinator or his designee and inform him/her of the event to ensure proper Health Physics , staffing. Refer to EP-3-050. 5.2 FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Upon the completion or the immediate actions and notifications of this procedure (section 5.1) , the Emergency Coordinator shall: 4
Emargency Plan Impicmenting Proceduro EP-2-020 Conteminated Injured /Ill Personnel Ravision 4 NOTE
- 1. St. Charles Ambulance Service is tne primary .
transportation service for Waterford 3 ! However, West Jefferson Air-Care Ambulance may be selected based on St. Charles ambulance availability and degree of injury.
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for primary transportation from the site of injury to the Helicopter Landing area. Notify Security in accordance with Attachment 7 4. If the Security vehicle is not available, any other available pickup truck or station wagon should be used. 5.1.5 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify Ochsner Foundation Hospital or West Jefferson General Hospital in accordance with At-tachment 7.2 or 7 3, respectively. 5.1.6 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Waterford 3 Security Shif t Supervisor in accordance with Attachment 74, Security Notification Checklist. 5.1 7 Request and coordinate additional support, as required (e .g . , search and rescue, emergency repair, etc.). 5.1.8 Make contact with the Health Physics Coordinator or his designee and inform him/her of the event to ensure proper Health Physics staffing. Refer to EP-3_050. 5.2 FOLLOW _UP ACTIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Upon the completion or the immediate actions and notifications of this procedure (section 5.1) , the Emergency Coordinator shall: 4
Emergency Plan Implementing Procoduro EP-2-020 Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4 5 2.1 Direct that Health Physics and Emergency First Aid Team personnel move the victim (s) to a rendezvous point (if required) where tne ambulance personnel can place victim (s) in the ambulance (s).
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NOTE In the event that severe injuries (e.g., back injuries, severe bleeding) prevent the moving of victim (s), await assistance from qualified ambulance personnel. . 5.2.1.1 Step 5.2.1 should be performed in accordance with Attachment 7 2, Ochsner Foundation Hospital Notification Checklist, or 7 3, West Jefferson General Hospital Notification Checklist, and At-tachment 7 5, Health Physics Responsibilities On-site. 5.2.2 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Security Shift Supervisor and inform him of the ambulance rendezvous point (e.g., east side of RAB, Fuel Handling Building doorway, etc.) or loca-- tion of victim to which Security will escort the ambulance person-nel. 5.2 3 Direct that Health Physics personnel escort victim (s) to Support Hospital (s). 5.2.4 Direct that Health Physics personnel provide assistance at the Support Hospital (s) in accordance with Attachment 7 6, Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital. 5.2 5 Direct the Health Physics personnel to control potentially contaminated areas, equipment, and personnel involved with on-site response (e.g. , personnel handling victim (s ), area through which victim was moved, etc.) in accordance with Attachment 7 5, Health Physics Responsibilities On-site. 5
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Emargency Plan Implemsnting Procedure EP-2-020 Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel Revision 4 NOTE Communications with ambulance can be maintained through the receiving hospital. j 5.2.6 Direct the Emergency Communicator (s) to notify the Support l Hospital (s) of any changes the Support Hospital (s) may not be aware of (e.g., changes in estimated time of arrival, condition or victim (s), number of victims, etc.). . 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Victim (s) are admitted to Support Hospital (s) and are under professional medical supervision. 6.2 Health Physics personnel at Support Hospital (s) have all potentially contaminated personnel, areas, and equipment controlled in ac-cordance with Attachment 7 6, Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital. 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Ambulance Notification Checklist 72 ochsner Foundation Hospital Notification Checklist 73 West Jefferson General Hospital Notification Checklist 74 Security Notification Checklist 75 Health Physics Responsibilities On-site 7.6 Health Physics Responsibilities at Support Hospital l l l I 1 O . m _, __._m. _ .__._-_.__-___ d
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OCHSNER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL NOTIFICATION CHECKLIST Ochsner Foundation Hospital Telephone # ( j
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My name is . I am the (emergency position) at the Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station. W'e are preparing to transport contaminated injured
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a) Number of victims b) Type of injuries (discuss)' cpm mrem c) Degree of contamination (circle) d) Type of contamination (circle) Skin Clothing Internal THE MATERIAL CONTAINED WITHIN THE SYMBOLS [] IS PROPRIETARY OR PHIVATE INFO RMATION . EP-2-020 Revision 4 9 Attachment 7 2 (1 of 2) a
OCHSNER FOUNDATION HOSPITAL NOTIFICATION CHECKLIST i e) First aid already administered on-site (discuss ) f) Method of transport (circle) Groun d Air ,. NOTE ,, If Air Care transport is to be used, ensure that site transportation is available in accordance with Attachment 7 1, section 8. g) Name of ambulance service (s) (names) h) Estimated time of arrival (24-hour clock)
- 6) Inform the Emergency Department that Waterford 3 Health Physics personnel will accompany victim in ambulance.
- 7) Inform the Emergency Department that they will be notified or any changes and give them your phone number.
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f) Hethod of transport (circle) Ground Air NOTE If Air-Care transport is to be used, ensure that site transportation is available in cccordance with Attachment 7 1,,section 8. g) Name of ambulance service (s) (names) h) Estimated time of arrival - (24-hour clock)
- 7) Inform the Emergency Department that Waterford 3 Health Physics personnel will accompany victim in ambulance.
- 8) Inform the Emergency Department that they will be notified of any changes and give'them your phone number.
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a) Location ot' victims (discuss) .' i > r b) Number of victims c) Gate amNalance shal.'. enter site (discuss) (ga te ) s d) Method of transport (Circle) Ground Air e) Estimated time of arrival (24-nour clock) f) Name of ambulance service (s) (name) r, g) Security pickup truck needed for transport to the Helicopter Landing Area (circle) .YES NO
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- 1. Notify the Emergency Coordinator of radiological conditions, associated with the victi=, including:
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, 2. Ir victim's injury does not permit decontamination prior to transport off-site, consider: ,
- a. Covering stretcher with plastic sheets to contain contamination
- b. Rccoving protective clothing from victim
- c. Setting up a system for transporting the victim to an *i ambulance. System should mini =1:e the spread of contamination (i.e., provide a " clean" access path for ambulance personnel);
move victim to a controlled area outside the RCA where tne ambulance may access
- d. Spreading plastic sheets in ambulance
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personnel upon arrival on-site (preferably at the security ac- - cess point to be issued by the security escort) 3 When time allows, complete the Skin Contamination Record. 4 Ensure that ambulance personnel have been issued TLD's by securt-upon arrival, if determined to be necessary under part le above. c 5 Ensure that the Health Physics technician escorting the victim to the hospital is not contaminated. Control at the hospital will be extremely difficult if the Health Physics technician is restricted due to his/her own contamination. EP-2-020 Revision 4 14 Attachment 7.5 (1 of 1) r
l HEALTH PHYSICS RESPONSIBILITIES AT SUPPORT HOSPITAL l While at the support hospital, it is important to remember the following:
- 1. Hospital personnel are trained and may support you in regard to control of the ambulance, access ways, and monitoring personnel for contamination.
- 2. Only authorized LP&L representatives may discuss the situation with
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3 Keep the Emergency Coordinator informed of the situation at the hospital.
- u. Provide information to the Emergency Room physician as required.
Take the following measures upon arrival at the support hospital:
- 1. Instruct the ambulance driver to close the ambulance after the victim has been removed. Restrict access to the ambulance until the driver and vehicle are surveyed for contamination.
- 2. Visually survey the access to the emergency facility if no provisions have been taken to control contamination and restrict ac-cess, then request that hospital personnel be assigned to physically restrict access until the area is set up.
3 Set up a frisker at the exit / access point and personally monitor personnel or request hospital staff to monitor under your guidance. 4 Cneck hospital staff for proper dosimetry and protective clothing. Close out the incident as follows:
- 1. Ensure that all involved personnel have been monitored and decontaminated (document names of monitored personnel).
- 2. Collect all dosimetry devices, noting the name and social security number of the individuals.
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, 1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidelines for the implementation of the in-plant , radiological controls program during emergency conditions, which will ensure the protection of Waterford 3 emergency workers while performing emergency maintenance or operations activities.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.2 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination 23 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 2.4 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments . 25 HP-1-110, Radiation Work Permits 2.6 HP-2-201, Radiation Survey Techniques 27 HP-2-210, Contamination Survey Techniques 2.8 HP-2-215, Airborne Survey Techniques 29 HP-2-216, Air Sample Analysis and Evaluation 2.10 HP-300 Series of Procedures, Instrument Operation 2.11 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 2.12 EP-2-034, Onsite Surveys During Emergencies 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Controls Coordinator is responsible for implementing this procedure.
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies - 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure is to be initiated upon reaching the following conditions: . 4.1 One of the following emergencies has been declared: 4.1.1 Alert 4.1.2 Site Area Emergency 4.1 3 General Emergency and , 4.2 The emergency has resulted in radiological problems with the plant and/or 43 In the judgement of the Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Controls Coordinator, normal Health Physics procedures alone would restrict the response capabilities necessary to mitigate the consequences of the emergency condition. 50 ?ROCEDURE 5.1 .9uring emergency conditions, the Health Physics Coordinator and/or the Radiological Controls Coordinator will evaluate tne potential radiological hazard within the plant and the maintenance and operations necessary to mitigate the consequences or the incident. 5.2 If, in the opinion of the Health Physics Coordinator and/or Radiological Controls Coordinator, a normal Health Physics procedure alone will not support the emergency response in a specific area, the Radiological Controls Coordinator will consider the following guidelines: 3
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Emergency Plan Impicmonting Proceduro EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies , NOTE The objective of emergency radiological controls is to utilize as =any of the normal Health Physics ,. procedures and practices as practical. In many i cases, these normal Health Physics procedures may be used in conjunction with the guidelines in this procedure, depending on the particular emergency situation. If any of the following guidelines are implemented, normal Health Physics procedures , should be reinstituted as soon as practical. 53 The following guidelines are established in a checklist format with discussion as to how each should be implemented. The Radiological Controls Coordinator will determine which of the guidelines will be implemented. Specific individuals shall be assigned by the Radiological Controls Coordinator as necessary to implement the following guidelines: 531 General Guidelines for Entry into Potential or Real Radiological Hazard Areas During an Emergency 5 3 1.1 Use good Health Physics practices at all times. 5 3 1.2 Use the Radiation Monitoring System for guicance prior to entry into the affected area. 5 3.1 3 Use proper instrumentation for specific surveys (i.e., Ro-2, R0-2A, Teletector, frisker, air samplers, etc.) 4 NOTE Pay particular attention to anticipated radiation levels when selecting instrumentation--ensure that the instrument has the range needed. l I 4
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9 5 3 1.4 Enter suspected High Radiation Areas with survey meters on the high scale. 5 3 1.5 Prevent cross-contamination of equipment, personnel and areas. . 5 3 1.6 samples of reactor coolant, containment atmosphere and plant stack may be extremely radioactive. Extreme caution should be exercised when obtaining and handling such samples. In particular, the need for shielding and extremity monitoring should be considered. 5317 For work in very High Radiation Areas, dose rates should be calculated to mR/ minute (or mR/second, as appropriate), stay times should be set, and a timekeeper assigned maintaining com-munications with personnel in the area. 532 Access Control 5 3 2.1 Potential Problem: Normal Health Physics Control Point (s) does (do) not provide adequate control over access and egress to the affectec area due to significant radiological hazards within the Reactor Auxiliary Building, or the affected area includes areas not normally controlled for radiological purposes. 5 3 2.2 Guidelines: Through evaluation of the operational and radiological aspects of the incident, reestablish Health Physics Control Points to encompass the entire affected area. For areas of significant radiological hazard (greater than 1 R/hr, greater than 100 times MPC), evaluate all possible access routes into the area and ensure that each is positively controlled by:- A. Posting personnel to restrict access B. Locking access doors or gates l 5
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i specific task. Time does not allow for planning meetings, mock-up training, etc., due to emergency conditions. 5332 Guidelines: Health Physics Control Point personnel will brief individual (s) prior to entering the affected areas, using At-tachment 7 2 of EP-2-130. The briefing will ensure tnat tne - proper radiological control materials are being utilized, the , individuals entering are fully aware of the potential radiological hazards they may encounter, and the methods or minimizing exposure are understood. Health Physics Control Point personnel will debrief personnel exiting the affected area, using Attachment 7 2 of EP-2-130. The debriefing will identify the exposure received by each individual. Contaminated personnel are identified and directed to appropriate decon facilities for decontamination in accordance with EP-2-032, and high dose rates and other radiological hazards encountered during the entry are identified and documented. 534 Radiation Work Permits 5 3 4.1 Potential Problem: Normal administrative requirements of RWP's would restrict critical operations and maintenance activities aimed at mitigating the consequences of the emergency. 5 3 4.2 Guidelines: RWP's will be utilized to document each entry into the affected area, identifying each individual who made the entry, the purpose of the entry, the exposures received by each individual and any other relevant information. The RWP's may be
- controlled by the Health Physics Control Point personnel and used in conjunction with the briefing and debriefing forms, At-tachment 7 2 of EP-2-130.
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Emergency Plan ImplemGnting ProcGduro EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies - NOTE RWP's will normally be filled out prior to entry into an affected area when time permits. During an emergency when time does not permit the filling out of an RWP, the briefing, debriefing and Health Physics Control Point Log will be u3cd in lieu of an RWP until an RWP can be completed. 535 Respiratory Protection 5 3 5.1 Potential Problem: Time is not available or the hazard is changing too rapidly to allow air sampling prior to entry to determine appropriate respiratory protection. 5 3 5.2 Guidelines: Maximum available respiratory protection shall be utilized provided it does not seriously restrict the emergency response or cause significant increase in external exposure. Each individual or, as a minimum, one individual per group should be given a breathing- one air sampler during the entry. All individuals entering the affected area shall be identified for subsequent bioassay analysis to determine internal exposure. 536 Bioassay Program 5 3 6.1 Potential Problem: Significant numbers of personnel have entered areas with high airborne activity and should be rapidly evaluated to determine if medical assistance is necessary and to determine internal dose commitment. 5 3 6.2 Guidelines: Personnel exiting areas of significant or unknown airborne radioactivity should be directed to the individual responsible for bioassay analysis by Health Physics Control Point personnel. Lists of personnel rsquiring bioassay analycis shall be forwcrded by the Health Physics Control Point personnel 7 7
Emsrgency Plan Impismonting Proceduro EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies to the individual responsible for bioassay to ensure all individuals requiring evaluation are properly evaluated. For individuals who have received uptakes in excess of Waterford 3 guidelines, follow-up evaluations will be scheduled. For j individuals who have received in excess of 50% of a derived organ burden, the Radiological Controls Coordinator and Health Physics Coordinator shall be notified to determine the need for medical consultation. Any individual who has received an uptake in excess of Waterford 3 guidelines should be restricted from reentry into the affected area. 537 Radiological Surveys 5371 Potential Problem: Surveys of affected areas cause significant exposures to Radiological Controls persocnel, or dose-rate and airborne activity concentrations are cnanging too rapidly to rely en previous data for purposes of estimating exposures on subsequent entries. 5372 Guidelines: Surveys will be performed in conjunction witn entries for specific maintenance and operations tasks. Health Physics Control Point personnel shall ensure that appropriate monitoring devices are being utilized. Dose rates encountered during the entry will be identified during the debriefing of personnel. During entries, breathing-zone air samplers can be . utilized to identify airborne activity levels, or low-volume air samplers may be placed in areas by one team and retrieved during subsequent entries. All information shall be documented on routine survey forms. l 8 i l l l
Emer6ency Plan Implementing Procoduro EP-2-031 In-Plant Radiological Controls Revision 3 and Surveys During Emergencies NOTE Dose rates and airborne activity levels deter-mined during one entry should be considered as estimates for future entries but shall not substitute for continuous monitoring during those subsequent entries. 5 3.8 Available Health Physics Technicians During an Emergency , 5 3.8.1 Potential Problem: Limited number of qualified Health Physics ~ technicians to support emergency activities. 5 3 8.2 Guidelines: The Radiological Controls Coordinator should give guidance to entry teams to control personnel exposure tnrough means of good health physics practices as follows: A. Provide good coverage on a job in a High Radiation Area by providing initial surveys and going to a lower radiation area wnile still maintaining necessary degree of assistance to the entry team. B. Maintain up-to-date exposure status of each Health Physics technician upon entry into High Radiation Areas and areas where habitability conditions are unknown, and in handling of high activity samples. C. Provide Health Physics coverage for initial surveys and issue instruments to other qualified self-monitors in lieu of Health Physics technicians if they are not entering an area that has a high potential for changing radiological conditions. D. The Radiological Controls Coordinator will provide the maximum radiological protection during emergencies through means of shift coverage based on work requirements and assigning Health Physics technicians to responsible positions when needed. 9 1
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, and coordinated with the OSC Supervisor, Health Physics Coordinator and Radiological Controls Coordinator. Work affecting ,
personnel safety and/or accident mitigation will generally take precedence over other work (see EP-2-130) . 539 Radiological Instrumentation 5391 Potential Problem: Survey instrumentation used during emergencies may cause depletion of the normal available inventory on the -4 elevation of the RAB. 5392 Guidelines: When normal supplies of radiac instrumentation dwindle, utilization of the dedicated emergency radiac instrumentation located in the OSC locker should be considered. 1 10
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30 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS , 50 PROCEDURE . 6.0 FINAL CONDITI0dS 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Skin Decontamination Record (2 pages) 72 Vehicle Decontamination Record (1 page) I LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES . Title Revision 3 1-11 Revision 3 l l l l i i e 1
Emargency Plan Impicesnting Proceduro EP-2-032 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 I 1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidance and instruction for the decontamination or Waterford 3 personnel, vehicles, areas and equipment and for the , documentation and follow-up on those contamination incidents during ,I emergencies when the normal plant Health Physics procedures can no longer be effectively implemer.ted.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During . Emergencies 2.2 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records 23 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 2.4 EP-3-050, Emergency Response Call List 25 HP-2-704, Personnel Decontamination 2.6 HP-1-220, Bicassay Program 27 RW-2-600, General Area and Cubicle Decontamination 2.8 HP-1-219. Radiological Posting Requirements 29 HP-2-201, Radiation Survey Techniques 2.10 HP-2-210, Contamination Survey Techniques 2.11 HP-1-201, Scheduling of Health Physics Surveys 30 RESPONSIETLITIES The Radiological Controls Coordinator is recponsible for ensuring l the implementation of this procedure and for advising the Operational Support Center (OSC) Supervisor on the status or contaminated personnel and vehicles. The assigned Decontamination Supervisor is responsible for implementing the procedure. 2 1
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i 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure shall be initiated by the Radiological Controls Coordinator upon reaching any of the following conditions: ,
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4.1 Under emergency conditions: areas, equipment, personnel and/or vehicles are or are suspected to be contaminated. 4.2 As direcced by the Emergency Coordinator or Health Physics l Caordinator. 50 PnocEnuRE . 5.1 ONSITE PERSONNEL MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATION 5.1.1 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for onsite personnel monitoring and decontamination. This individual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or technician and can eventually be a consulting Health Physicist. 5.1.2 During emergencies, the primary decontamination facility for Waterford 3 emergency response personnel is at the Radiation Controlled Area (RCA) Access Point on the -4 ft elevation of the Reactor Auxiliary Building (RAB). A backup facility is located on the +7 ft elevation of the RAB. Monitoring equipment and person-nel decontamination kits are located in the Health Physics Laboratory. 5.1 3 All personnel with contamination levels in excess of 1,000 2 disintegrations per minute (dpm) as determi-ned by a pancake-type Geigsr Muller (GM) tube shall be considered contaminated. 5.1.4 The Decontacination Supervisor shall:
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Emersoncy Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-032 Monitoring and Decontamination Revision 3 1 1 1 1 5 2.4 The Decontamination Supervisor shall: 5.2.4.1 Obtain a portable radio from the OSC HP locker and perform a radio check. , 5 2.4.2 Direct emergency response personnel to obtain monitoring equipment and portable radios from the OSC HP locker and bring them to the offsite assembly area. 5.2.4 3 Assign emergency response personnel to perform monitoring of all personnel entering the offsite assembly area. 5.2.4.4 Direct monitoring personnel to provide periodic updates and a list of contaminated personnel to the Decontamination Supervisor. 5.2.4.5 Direct all contaminated personnel to be decontaminated with the portable decontamination kit using the techniques of HP-2-704, Personnel Decontamination. NOTE The Decontamination Supervisor shall ensure that a controlled area (or areas) is established for decontamination activities in order to facilitate contamination control. 5.2.u .6 If attempts to decontaminate personcel to levels below 1,000 dpm are unsuccessful, contact the Radiological Controls Coordinator or the Health Physics Coordinator for follow-up decontamination. 5.2.4 7 Record all predecontamination and postdecontamination informa-tion on Attachment 7 1, Skin Decontamination Record. 5.2.4.8 Return all records to the Radiological Controls Coordinator. 5 M
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, 5.3 VEHICLE MONITORING AND DECONTAMINATION 531 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for vehicle monitoring and decontamination. This ,.
indiviaual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or I ' technician. 532 All vehicles with contamination levels in excess of 1,000 dpm/100 c5 shall be considered contaminated. 533 The Decontamination Supervisor shall: , 5 3.3 1 Obtain a portable radio from the OSC HP locker and perform a radio check. 5332 Assign emergency response personnel to obtain monitoring equipment and portable radios from the OSC HP locker and bring them to the offsite assembly area. 5333 Assign emergency response personnel to monitor all vehicles entering the offsite assembly area. NOTE A vehicle should not be considered free of contamination unless the vehicle air cleaner has been monitored. 5334 Determine a specific location for vehicle decontamination at the offsite assembly area. 5335 Direct monitoring personnel to provide periodic updates and u list of contaminated vehicles to the Decontamination Supervisor, l 5336 Direct all contaminated vehicles be sent to the above location !! and carefully wiped down with masslinn cloths (or equivalent). l: I 6 4
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NOTE l Masslinn cloths (or equivalent) are located at the 4 Health Physics Laboratory, Site Warehouse and in l portable decontamination kits. , l F 5337 If attempts to decontaminate vehicles to levels below 1,000 dpm are unsuccessful, detain the vehicle for additional decontamination. . 5 3 3.8 Record all predecontamination and postdecontamination informa-tion on Attachment 7 2, Vehicle Decontamination Record. i 5339 Return all records to the Radiological Controls Coordinator. 5.4 Instances of skin contamination involving real or suspected internal i deposition of radionuclides will be handled in accordance with HP-1-220, Bioassay Program, f l 5.5 Personnel and vehicles shall be considered fully decontaminated when levels are less than 1,000 dpm (less than 1,000 dpm/100 cm for vehicles). 5.6 AREA AND EQUIPMENT DECONTAMINATION 5.6.1 Decontamination activities shall be performed in accordance with RW-2-600, General Area and Cubicle Decontaminatien, and this procedure. 5.6.2 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall assign a Decontamina-tion Supervisor for monitoring and decontamination of areas and equipment. This individual can be a Health Physics supervisor, engineer, or technician and can eventually be a consulting Health Physicist. 5.6 3 All areas and equipment with contamination levels in excess of i 1,000 dpm as determined by a pancake-type Geiger Muller (GM) tube shall be considered contaminated. 7
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e 5.6.4 Contaminated areas and equipment shall be posted and controlled in accordance with HP-1-219, Radiological Posting Requirements, while ! awaiting decontamination activities. , 5.6.5 All contamination survey results are documented on the appropriate ! forms in accordance with HP-1-201, Scheduling of the Health Physics Surveys. Then the results are forwarded to the Raciological Contrcls Coordinator in accordance with EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records. 6.G FINAL CONDITIONS . i 6.1 All personnel and vehicles identified as contaminated have been decontaminated or have been detained f.or further evaluation and possible additional decontamination. . 6.2 All areas and equipment requiring decontamination have been decontaminated or identified for further evaluation and possible additional decontamination. 63 All records are in accordance with EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records. I 6.4 Normal procedures for decontamination are fully implemented. l, 7.0 ATTACHMENTS I l 71 Skin Decontamination Record 72 Vehicle Decontamination Recorc 8 (
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-033 Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents Revision 2 r. 1.0 PURPOSE To provide guidelines on the administration of potassium iodide (K1) to site personnel to minimize uptake in the thyroid gland.
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2.1 NCRP Report No. 55, Protection of the Thyroid Gland in the Event or Releases of Radiciodine 2.2 IAEA Technical Report No. 152, Evaluation of Radiation Emergencies ! and Accidents 2.3 Patient Packaga Insert for Commercial Packaged Potassium Iodide 2.4 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 2.5 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records! ( , 3.0 R ES PONSIB ILITIES The Health Physics Coordinator is responsible for the implementation of this procedure. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS This procedure shall be initiated upon reaching the following condition: Whenever s calculated iodine dose of 10 rads or greater to the thyroid is likely to be received by an individual. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Determine the need for KI administration by using Attachment 7 1. 4 e i 2
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-033 Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents Sevision 2 gN 5.3.3 Individual (s) designated in step 5.3.1 procure KI from those ' storage locations listed in EP-3-040 and report to the designated administration area. ,. 5 3.4 The transport and assembly of those persons to receive KI is verified by the Emergency Coordinator. 5.4 ADMINISTRATION OF KI 5.4.1 Individuals to receive KI must read the Potassium Iodide Precau-tion Leaflet (Attachment 7.4) and sign Attachment 7.3, indicating . they have read the leaflet and understand the taking of KI to be voluntary. NOTE , If possible, KI should be administered approxi-mately one to one-half hour before exposure for maximum blockage. Final uptake is halved if KI is administered within 3-4 hours af ter exposure. Little benefit is gained with KI administration 10-12 hours after exposure. i l 5.4.2 One (1) 130 mg KI tablet shall be issued to each individual to l receive KI. I NOTE Once the KI is taken and the I-131 concentration is verified or the calculated dose determined, the tablets should be issued for a minimum of six (6) to a maximum of ten (10) consecutive days. - One (1) tablet is issued each day. O 4 __ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ - _ - _ - - - - - - - _ - - - - _ - - - - - - - _-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ' ' - - - - - - - ' - ~ - - - ' - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - ' - - - - - - -
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l 5.4.5 Individuals receiving KI should have a whole body count and/or bioassay analysis at the earliest opportunity. I I NOTE Whole body counts and/or bioassay analysis should be given on a regular basis throughout the KI issue period to verify the effectiveness of the KI and to estimate dose commitment. i 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Each individual whose estimated exposure to radioiodine exceeded 10 rads has been identified and administered KI, as appropriate. 6.2 All Potassium Iodide Administration Forms and KI Issue Records are completed, signed / initialed, and returned to the Emergency Coordinator; final disposition has been performed in accordance with EP-2-150. 6.3 Each exposed person has been scheduled for bioassay analysis. 7.0 ATTACHMENTS 71 Thyroid Dose Graph
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AGE OR OLDER: Add 8 drope to e"*' thyreid sised (goitari, half ghese d Equid and drink each day. . WHATTO 0C IF S30E EPPECTS CCCUM BASIES UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE: If the aide edleses are severe er E yen have an anergic event. lee, Add 3 drope to a aumen ameums of Ilspdd esseaday. semp taking potasetumn lodide. Them. It pasmile, can a destar er
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EMERGENCY PLAN I!!?LEMENTING PROCEDURE ONSITE SURVEYS DURING DERGENCIES LP&L W-3 RECORDS CONTROL;_ED , U navi S.J l NO. PORC Meeting No. f3-A'd Reviewed /O w PORC Chairman N i Approved: .L AM ' Plant Manager-j, Nuclear l 1
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l 1.0 ' PURPOSE To provide guidance and instruction oc the conduct of radiological
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. I 2.0 REFERENCE' 1 211 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Expocure Guidelines and Controls 2.2 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination j 23 EP-2-10*, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, j
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2.8 HP-1-110, Radiation Work Permits 29 HP-2-201, Radiation Survey Techniques 2.10 HP-2-210, Contamination Survey Techniques
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Emergency Plan Implementing Precedure EP-2-034 (. Revision 0 Onsite Surveys During Emergencies p . t 4.0 INITI ATING CONDIIISLS 4.1 This procedure is to be initiated upon any of the follcaing conditions: E Declaration of any of the following emergency classifications in 4.1.1 which the event includes an actual or potential release of radioactive material to the atmosphere and/or degradation or plant tonditions such that ensite, out-of-plant areas are radiologically affected.
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4J1.1.1 Alert 4.1.1.2 Site Area Emergency 4.1.1 3 Gensrai Emergency 4.1.2 At the discretion of the' Health Physics Coordinator or Radiological Co':trols Coordinator. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5 .1 SURVEYS TO DETERMINE CONDITIONS IN OCCUPIED AREAS 5 1.1 The Health Physics Coordinator and/or Radiological Controls < Coordinator will evaluate the potential radiological hazards within the onsite (out-of-plant) areas to ascertain habitability conditions in occupied areas that may be affected by plume passage
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1 Emergency Plan Implementing Proceduro EP-2-034 I Onsite Surveys During Emergencies Rovision 0 NOTE Dose rate and airborne activity levels should be determined at a minimum in affected areas. , 5.1.1.2 Surveys are cor. ducted in accordance with normal Health Physics procedures and/or those instructions in EP-2-031 and EP-2-060. NOTE . Surveys are made at onsite assembly and/or evacuation areas as necessary. 5.1.1 3 Equipment for conducting onsite surveys is avcilable in tne normal Health Physics inventory. Dedicated emergency equipment is also available in the OSC and listed in EP-3-040. 5 1.2 The Health Physics Coordinator and Radiological Controls Coordinator are responsible for ensuring that personnel in ar-fecteo areas are made aware of survey results and precautions to be taken. 5.1 3 The Radiological Controls Coordinator shall ensure that areas are posted and that appropriate protective equipment is used by personnel performing surveys and personnel working in the arfected areas, as necessary, 5.1.4 Once initial surveys are made, the Health Physics Coordinator and/or Radiological Controls Coordinator determines the need for and frequency of periodic survey updates. , 5.1.5 The Health Physics Coordinator shall keep the Emergency Coordinator informed of all survey results and make recom-mendations o the Emergency Coordinator regarding stay times, ) evacuatior, etc., in accordance with EP-2-030. 1
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-034 Onsite Surveys During Emcrgencies Rovision 0 5.1 5.1 Consideration should be given to evacuating affected areas when radiation levels are 100 mrem /hr or greater and/or total weightec mpe airborne concentration levels are 10 mpe or greater, and there is no indication that these levels will ,. significantly decrease during the next four hours. 5.1.5.2 Areas shall be evacuated when radiation levels are 500 mrem /hr and/or total weighted mpc airborne concentration levels are 100 or greater. NOTE Accumulated doses to personnel must also be taken into account. Consideration should be given to evacuation when 10CFR20 lim _its (see EP-2-030) are approached and there is no indi-cation that conditions will improve before limits will be exceeded. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 6.1 Releases have terminated or reduced to levels below the Emergency Action Levels (EAL's) for an Alert emergency classification. 6.2 All areas are posted as required. 63 All surveys and samples requested have been completed. 6.4 All data sneets and samples have been returned to the OSC or other locations as defined by the Health Physics Coordinator. 70 ATT ACHMENTS NONE 5
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring , Revision 2 1.0 PURPOSE To define the methods and techniques to be used when performing field monitoring following a suspected release of radioactive material. f 2.0 HEFERENCES 2.1 EP-2-050, Offsite Dose Assessment (Manual) 2.2 EP-2-051, Offsite Dose Assessment (Computerized) 2.3 EP-2-061, Emergency Environmental Monitoring }' 2.4 EP-2-033, Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents 2.5 OP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation and Deactivation 3.0 RFs ponsIBILITIEs The OSC Supervisor and Radiological Field Monitoring Teams are ' responsible for implementing this procedure. - 4.0 INITIATING CDNDITIONS 4.1 This procedure is to be initiated upon any of the following conditions: , 4.1.1 Declaration of any of the following emergency classifications in which the event includes an actual or potential release of radioactive material to the atmosphere. 4.1.1.1 Alert 4.1.1.2 Site Area Emergency 4.1.1.3 General Emergency i 4.1.2 At the discretion of the Emergency Cooi anator, Health Physics l Coordinator (HPC) or the Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC). 2
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.Revision 2 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 ASSIGNMENT OF RADIOLOGICAL FIELD MONITORING TEAMS 5.1.1 The assignment of personnel to Radiological Field Monitoring Teams Will be made by the Radiological Controls Coordinator at the -
direction of the Health Physics Coordinator or Emergency Coordinator. P 5.1.2 Each Radiological Field Monitoring Team should comprise two individuals, at least one qualified in the operation of the field monitoring equipment. - 5.2 Radiological Field Monitoring Teams will normally be dispatched from the Operational 3upport Center (OSC); however, the HPC may prescribe j monitoring assignments upon initial notification of certain team members. The Radiological Field Monitoring Teams, as assigned, will proceed to the OSC. 5.3 The team shall obtain a field monitoring kit. Kits with broken seals should be avoided unless necessary. 5.4 Each kit will be opened and quickly inventoried. Inventory lists are shown in Attachment 7.2. 5.5 In addition to the inventory, the following equipment checks shall be performed: 5.5.1 R0 Visual Check and Battery Check 5.5.2 Ludlum 2218 and Detector - Visual Check and Source Check with
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Emargoney Plan ImplemontinE Proceduro EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring Revision 2 I B. For Site Area and General Emergencies (EOF activation), establish communications with the EOF Field Team Communicator at such time I that responsibility for dose assessment has been transferred to the EOF. C l 5532 Backup Communications NOTE Portable radios are available in the OSC Health Physics equipment locker. A roll of dimes is l provided in each field monitoring kit for coin-operated telephones. I I A. Establish communications with the TSC Dose Assessment Communicator or EOF Field Team Communicator via portable radio prior to leaving j the OSC and establishing communications with installed vahicle radios. Carry the portable radio, as a backup, in vehicles witn installed radios. Portable radios will serve as the primary means of communication for vehicles without installed radios. B. If radio communications are lost in the field, contact the TSC Dose Assessment Communicator or EOF Field Team Communicator via coin-operated telephone on the PABX line for further instructions: TSC Dose Assessment Communicator: [ ] EOF Field Team Communicator: [ ] C. If communications cannot be established or maintained using any method, return to the OSC and report to the Radiological Controls Coordinator for further instructions. 5.6 During initial communications check, each team will receive a team designation (Alpha, Bravo, etc.) from the HPC/DAC and initial instructions. THE MATERIAL CCNTi1NED WITHIN THE SYMBOLS [] IS PROPRIETARY OR PMIVATE INFORMATION. 5
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring . Revision 2 1 5.7 Each team shall leave the OSC and obtain their designated vehicle. NOTE ,
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, Vehicle Parkine Location Health Physics pickup Health Physics trailer Duty Plant Manager car Duty Manager's Assigned Parking Location in Administration Parking Lot Metrology Lab pickup Service Building Storeroom pickup Service Building NOTE
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Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring . Revision 2 5.8' RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION PRECAUTIONS 5.0.1 During sampling and/or surveying in an affected area, good Health Physics practice should be used at all times. Some precautions ,, are listed below. ! 5.8.1.1 Maintain exposures ALARA. 5.8.1.2 Prevent cross-contamination of samples and instruments. 5.8.1 3 Count samples in as low a background area as possible.
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5 . 0 .1. 4 Make use of protective cl,othing, plastic bags, and other equipment provided as necessary to minimize spread of contamination. 5.8.1.5 Keep the HPC/DAC or RAC informed of radiation levels and remain aware of individual total exposures. 5.8.2 The KI provided in the kits is to be used only as directed by the HPC or RAC as authorized by the Emergency Coordinator in ac- ; cordance with EP-2-033 59 Proceed to the location as identified by the HPC/DAC or RAC. At that location, perform the following: 591 Gamma survey with R0-2 5,9 2 Beta survey (open-window) with R0-2 NOTE Surveys should be performed with R0-2 held 1 vertically at one (1) meter above ground level. j The monitor should slowly rotate 360 degrees and determine the maximum dose rate. 1. I
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5.10 Notify the HPC/DAC or RAC of the levels monitored. 5 10.1 If 1cvels are below the minimum sensitivity of the instrument, report results as "less than" the minimum scale deflection. ,. 5.10.2 Report gamma levels only, unless otherwise requested. Beta readings (open-window) should be recorded but not reported. 5.11 Record all data on Attachment 7 1. . 5.12 Unless otherwise directed by the HPC/DAC or RAC, obtain an air sam-ple at this location as follows: - 5.12.1 .astall particulate filter and silver zeolite cartridge in the air sampler cartridge holder. Air drawn into sampler must pass through particulate filter first, then through the silver zeollue cartridge. Silver zeolite cartridge must-be inserted so that air passes through in the direction of the arrow on the side or the cartridge. 5.12.2 Turn on sampler and stopwatch. Note flow rate. 4 CAUTION l Monitor flow rate frequently. If air sampler l l 1s powered by car battery with the car rue.ning l and the engine is then stopped, the flow rate will decrease. 5.12 3 Run air sampler to obtain an air sample volume of at least 10 cubic feet. f5 CAUTION Air sampler should not be placed with the nozzle , near any surface which is potentially contaminated. 8
Emsrgency Plan Implementing Proceduro EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring . Revision 2 5.12.4 While air sampler is running, prepare two envelopes, labeling each with the following information: 5.12.4.1 Date and Time 5.12.4.2 Sample Number ' 5.12.4.3 Location 5.12.4.4 Flow Rate (CFM) 5.12.4.5 Sampling Duration (minutes) NOTE Samples will be given a sequential number preceded by the team designation; i.e., A1, A2, A3, or B1, B2 and so on. 5.12.5 After appropriate volume is collected, stop air sampler, remove particulate filter and silver zeolite cartridge and place into envelopes. 5.12.6 Record all sample data on Attachment 7 1. 5.13 Unless otherwise directed by the HPC/DAC or RAC, analyze the air sample for iodine activity using the Ludlum 2218 as indicated below. Samples obtained on-site will normally be returned to the Health Physics Lab for analysis. NOTE Background radiation levels may interfere with counting equipment. Field teams should always j attempt to get out of the plume to count air ' samples. If dose rates exceed 5 mR/hr, do not attempt to count filters; proceed l l to low background area. 9
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring . Revision 2 5.13 1 Verify (or set) the following settings on the Ludlum 2218 (see Attachment 7 3 for location of switchet ): , Switch Position ' A. Stabilizer Toggle Switch On B. Channel 1 Toggle Switch In C. Channel 2 Toggle Switch Out D. Channel 1 Window 40 l E. Channel 1 Threshold 344 l F. Channel 1 Multiplier Bypass G. Channel 2 Multiplier Bypass H. Add-Off-Subtract Switch Channel 1 Add I. Add-Off-Subtract Switch Channel 2 Off J. Live-Clock Toggle Switch Live K. Time-Multiplier Switch X1 L. F-S Toggle Switch S M. CH1-CH2-Sealer Switch CH1 N. Range X1K (Initially) O. Recycle Toggle Switch (on back) Off NOTE Range setting should be reduced during count-ing to give on-scale reading. 10
Emsrgency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-060 Radiological Field Monitoring Revision 2 5.13.2 Detector Operation and setup 5.13.2.1 Verify that the NaI detector is connected to the Ludlum 2218, 5.13.2.2 Insert detector into shielded sample holder. 5.13 2.3 Place power selector switch to "BATT." Allow approximately 5 minutes for equipment to stabilize. 5.13.2.4 Set count timer to 2 minutes. Start the background count by pushing the COUNT RESET button. Run background count for 2 l minutes. Use Attachment 7 1 for recording analysis data. . 5.13.2.5 Place silver zeolite cartridge in shielded sample holder with the inlet side of the cartridge facing the detector. 5.13.2.6 Reset count timer to 5 minutes and push the COUNT RESET button. Count sample for 5 minutes. Record on Attachment 7.1. l
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, 5.15 Proceed as directed by the HPC/DAC or RAC to additional monitoring Continue performing surveys and air sampling / analysis as points. ; directed.
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Emsrgoney Plan Impismenting Procoduro EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 I Monitoring 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides the instructions for environmental monitoring during and af ter a radiological emergency at Waterf ord 3
2.0 REFERENCES
e 2.1 HP-2-900, Collection and Preparation of Water Samples 2.2 HP-2-902, Collection and Preparation of Milk Samples 2.3 HP-2-904, Collection and Preparation of Sediment Samples , 2.4 HP-2-905, Collection and Preparation of Vegetation Samples 2.5 HP-2-907, Collection and Preparation of Fish Samples 2.6 HP-2-908, Collection and Preparation of Environmental Air Samples 27 HP-2-909, Preparation and Distribution of Environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimeters 2.8 HP-2-911, Environmental Sample Shipment 29 HP-2-912, REMP Sample Recording 2.10 HP-1-230, Offsite Dose Calculation Manual 2.11 EP-2-050, Offsite Dose Assessment (Manual) 2.12 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring _ 2.13 General Services Agreement between Teledyne Isotopes and Louisiana , Power and Light Company 2.14 HP-2-351, Operation of the Panasonic Automatic TLD Reader UD-710A 2.15 HP-2-353, Operation of the Panasonic Manual TLD Reader UD-702E 30 RES PON SIBILITTE S
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l~ 31 The Health Physics Coordinator (HPC)/ Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) are responsible for ensuring the implementation or this procedure. 1 l ._ _ _
Emsrgency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring 32 The Dose Assessment Coordinator (DAC)/ EOF Dose Projection Coordinator (DPC) and field monitoring teams are responsible for implementing this procedure. C 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 4.1 This procedure is initiated upon any of the following conditions: 4.1.1 Declaration of any of the following emergency classifications in which the event includes an actual or potential release of radioactive material to the environment ,
- 4.1.1.1 Alert 4.1.1.2 Site Area Emergency 4.1.1 3 General Emergency 4.1.2 At the discretion of the Health Physics Coordinator or Radiological Assessment Coordinator 4.1 3 As directed by the Emergency Coordinator 5.0 PROCEDURE NOTE Collection of environmental samples during emergency situations should be performed in conjunction with location and evaluation of the liquid and/or gaseous effluent. Samples should normally be collected after the initial radiological effluent evaluation.and should be i collected for purposes of further evaluation of the release. ,
u 5.1 Environmental sampling in an emergency situation as outlined in section 5 7 of this procedure will be performed as directed by j either the Health Physics Coordinator / Radiological Assessment l l 3
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Coordinator or the Dose Assessment Coordinator and in accordance with routine Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program (REMP) Sampling procedures (see References section) and instructions provided in this procedure. 5.2 Sampling equipment (with the exception of environmental TLD's) to be used in emergency situa': ions is made available to field monitoring team personnel via inclusion of the necessary equipment into the field monitoring kita specified in EP-2-060. Additional equipment is available, as necessary. . 53 All samples shali be labeled with date and time the sample was taken, the lccation, type of sample and name of person taking the samplo, as a minimum. Samples shall be labeled in accordance witn the HP-900 serias of procedures (see References section) and instructions provided in this procedure. 5.4 All samples collected in emergency situations should be returned to the OSC as directed by the Dose Assessment Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator and prepared for analysis in accordance with roctine REMP procedures. The Dose Assessment Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator should direct the type (s) of analysis to be performed in accordance with the parameters.of the effluent release (type of release, type of sample and suspected contaminants). 5 4.1 Samples collected in' emergency situations via section 5 7 of tnis procedure should be initially analyzed by LP&L and then prepared for shipment to the REMP analysis contractor (Teledyne Isotopes) in accordance with HP-2-911. d 1
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring l 20TE Upon notification that an emergency exists at . Waterford 3 SES, Teledyne will perform analysis y in accordance with Reference 2.13 and results will be supplied within 24 hours of sample receipt. 5.4.2 Samples may also be prepared and analyzed using Arkansas Power and . Light Company, Gulf States Utilities or Mississippi Power and Light Company facilities and equipment as necessary in accordance with existing agreements. 5.5 DISPATCHING OF TEAMS 5.5.1 Teams are dispatched in accordance with EP-2-060 and tne activities in this procedure may coincide with activities perf ormed under EP-2-060, 1 5.5.2 Teams should normally be dispatched to locations selected from those listed in Attachments 7 1, Emergency Radiological Environmental Monitoring Points; and 7 4, REMP Sample Location Table. Attachments 7 2, 7 3, 7 5, 7 6 and 7 7 are maps to aid in finding tnese locations. 5.6 Emergency environmental sampling activities snould be coordinated with the Louisiana Nuclear Energy Divisicn and the NHC, as appropriate. 57 The following samples will be collected in accordance with tne impact of the radiological effluent release (s) and at the discretien of, and as directed by, either the Health Physics Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator or the Dose Assessment Coordinator. 5
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Emergoney Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Monitoring . 571 Airborne Release 5.7 1.1 Air Sampling
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A. Change out routine (REMP) air samples in affected areas in ac-cordance with HP-2-908. B. Obtain air samples in affected areas with portable air samplers in accordance with EP-2-060. 5 7 1.2 Direct Radiatien Readings (TLD) A. Change out routine (REMP) TLD's in affected areas in accordance with the appropriate section of HP-2-909 S. Set out additional TLD's at locations of interest in accordance with HP-2-909 C. TLD's collected in emergency situations will be analyzed in ac-cordance with the appropriate sections of HP-2-351 or HP-2-353 5713 vegetation Sampling A. REMP vegetation samples (grass, broad-leafed vegetation and food products) should be collected in emergency situations in accordance with HP-2-905. B. Additional vegetation samples should be collected at locations of interest in accordance with HP-2-905 5 7 1.4 Milk Sampling A. REMP milk samples should be collected in emergency' situations in accordance with HP-2-902. B. Additional milk samples may be collected at locations of interest
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C. In situations where radioiodines have been assumed to constitute a percentage of the accidental gaseous effluent release, additional milk and grass sampling should be performed at least once every two 6
EmerSoncy Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 l Monitoring l l 1 days followinB the initial release until radiciocine activity l reaches an acceptable level. j 5.7.1 5 Soil Sampling .. A. Soil sampling is not a REMP routine sample, but in emergency situations HP-2-904 will be used to collect soil samples at locations of interest. 5.7 1.6 contamination Surveys A. Contamination surveys may be performed on selected surfaces by - zeearing the swipe paper over an approximate 100 cm area. B. Place the swipes in the provided envelopes and label in accordance with step 5 3 5717 Water Sampling A. Obtain surface and potable water samples in accordance with HP-2-900 at locations of interest, as necessary. 572 Liquid Release 5 7 2.1 Obtain REMP liquid samples in accordance with HP-2-900. 5 7 2.2 Depending on the magnitude of liquid effluent released, REMP sediment and fish samples should be collected in accordance witn HP-2-904 and HP-2-907, respectively. 5723 Additional waterborne sampling may be performed at locations or interest in accordance with HP-2-900, HP-2-904 and HP-2-907
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5.e Field monitoring kits are equipped with sampling equipment. In some cases, it may be necessary for teams to return i.9 the site for additional supplies as needed. 5.9 Frequency of sampling and number of sampling locations may be increased or decreased as necessary for both REMP and emergency i sa=pling. The emergency environmental monitoring program will be l' l 7 i [ A
Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure EP-2-061 Emergency Environmental Revision 0 Honitoring established by either the Health Physics Coordinator / Radiological Assessment Coordinator or the Dose Assessment Coordinator. 6.0 EJULAL CONDITIGes Emergency status has terminated and all samples have been collected. 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 Emergency Radiological Environmental Monitoring Points 72 Emergency Survey Points - 914 Meter Exclusion Area Boundary . 73 Emergency Survey Points - 10 Miles 74 REMP Sample Location Table 75 REMP Sample Locations Within 2 Miles of Waterford 3 7.6 REMP Sample Locations Within 10 Miles of Waterford 3 77 REMP Sample Locations Within 50 Miles of Waterford 3 l l l l l l 8
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.l i EHERGENCY RAD 101.0GICAl. ENVIRollHENTAL 110NITORING PolNTS The following table lists and describes the location of each of the Emergency Survey (manitoring) Points. During ,
j emergencies, the appropriate survey (monitoring) points will be used to key the Field Honitoring Teams to specific locations downwind from the site. At the monitoring point, the team (s) will obtain dose rates, air samples and any ! additional samples as requested by the llealth Physics Coordinator or Radiological Assessment Coordinator. t l' i CORRESPONDING '
' LOCATION REHP LOCATIOM DESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROM WATERFORD-3 REACTOR Shell road on west bank levee, halfway 0.2 Hiles A-lE (H) NONE l'etween Waterford 3 intake structure and -
transmission tower East Bank levee approximately 0.25 miles 1.0 Miles I-A-1 (H) NONE west of Dixieland Montz Subdivision off of Ilwy. 628 Ida Vicknair's Crocery Store located off 1.7 Hiles A-2 (N) NONE of Ilwy. 628 (East Bank) , i A-3 (N) NONE .'aoediately north of St. John the Baptiet/ 2.6 Hiles i St. Charles Parish line on East Bank off ; of Ilwy. 628 , A-4 (N) NONE On levee off Ilwy. 628 at sign " Laplace 3.7 Hiles i Marine Service - Mile 132" on East Bank l-I East Bank in Laplace at northeast corner 4.9 Miles A-5 (N) NONE (triangle) of US 51 & US 61 (Airline Ilwy.) Intersection , A-6 (H) NONE North of Laplace on US 51 at "Welcome To 5.8 Hiles Laplace" sign (also has Lions Club Emblem,
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i CollRESPONDING REMP LOCATION DESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROM WATERFORD-3 REACTOR LOCATION B-lE (NNE) NONE Cate for Waterford 3 intake structure 0.1 Hiles on levec (West Itank) On levee of f Ilwy. 628 just west of 1.0 Miles B-1 (NNE) NONE Evangeline la.ad (East llank) B-2 (NNE) NONE On Evangeline Road between US 61 and 1.9 Miles IIwy. 628 at north edge of housing development .(where street lights end) ' and south of railroad tracks B-3 (NNE) NONE On Evangeline Road between two sets of 2.7 Miles railroad tracks, at gas pipeline on west , side of toad B-4 (NNE) NONE At weigh station on US 61 just west of St. 3.7 Hiles John the Baptist Parish line (Eastern
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C-lE (NE) NONE On levee (West Bank) midway between 0.2 Hiles lutake and discharge attuctures C-1 (NE) C-1. APC-1 NE of plant at Little Gypsy Plant-cooling 0.8 Miles f water intake (river side of levee) C-2 (NF) NONE On llonnet Carre' Floodway western levee 1.8 Hiles off Ilwy. 628 at large "No Dumping" sign (near gas tank on floodway side of levee) C-4 (NE) NONE On dirt road in Bonnet Carre' Floodway 3.7 Hiles , which runs cast to west. Access to road i, on either side of US 61 bridge over ; floodway , i Post numbered 2500 on levee (West Bank) 0.2 Hiles ll D-lE (ENE) NONE East of Waterford 3 discharge structure i EP-2-061 Revision 0 to Attachm'ent 7.1 (2 of 7)
l CORRESPONDlilG DISTANCE FROH WATERFORD-3 REACTOR-DESCRIPTION f LOCATION REHP LOCATION q i Recreational park at intersection of 1.0 Miles j D-1 (ENE) NONE i liwy. 628 and Calcagno Road. Between Little Gypsy Generating Station and Bonnet Carre' Floodway On liwy. 48 (across Bonnet Carre' Floodway) 1.6 Hiles , D-2 (ENE) NONE at first dirt road opposit,e third depth marker- (counting f rom western levee of , floodway) On llwy. 48 (across Bonnet Carre' Floodway) 2.3 Hiles D-3 (ENE) NONE l at first dirt road (from eastern levee) In floodway 3.9 Hiles D-4 (ENE) NONE On dirt road at south (eastern) end of US 61 bridge over Bonnet Carre' Floodway 0.4 Hiles E-lE (E) NONE ' Post numbered 25!0 on levee (West Bank) east ' of Waterford 3 disc.harge structure On levee off Ilwy. 48 opposite Shell Norco Plant 2.8 Hiles E-3 (E) NONE (just cast of Bonnet Carre' Floodway) where i pipeline crosses levee Intersection of Good llope Streci; and liwy. 48 3.7 Hiles tl E-4 (E) NONE : l Intersection of Ilwy. 627 (Prospect Avenue) and 4.1 Hiles E-5 (E) NONE llwy. 48 5.6 Hiles E-6 (E) NONE Intersection of liardin8 Road and US 61 . 0.6 Hiles F-lE (ESE) NONE Cate to LP&L Substation west of Beker Industries Plant and east of Texacu Valve Station '
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,6 i ' CORRESP0tIDI tlG REMP 1.0 CAT 10fl llESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROH IfATERFORD-3 REALf0R l l 1.0 CAT 10H Post Office parking lot in llahnville of f 3.9 Hiles F-4 (ESE) NONE ,
llwy . 18 l Iloly Rosary Church parking lot off Ilwy. 18 4.3 Hiles F-5 (ESE) NONE (just west of St. Charles Paristi Courthouse) Intersection of Ormaad Estates Blvd. and 5.6 Hiles F-6 (ESE) NONE llwy. 48 (East Bank) - Neas' Jr. Food Mart F-7 (ESE) NONE On levee (East Bank) where llwy. 40 intersects 6.8 Hiles Destrehan - Lullag Bridge F-9 (ESE) NONE On levee (East Bank) off Ilwy. 48 across from 8.5 Hiles Bunge Corporation Crain Elevatot Hidway between primary and secondary 0.6 Hiles G-lE (SE) NONE meteorological towers, epproximately
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G-2 (SE) G-2 SE of plant on I.A 3142 (0.6 miles south of 1.2 Hiles intersection with 1.A 18 at Witco lapioyees lot l i entrance) ! 1 G-4 (SE) G-4 SE of plant near futersection of LA 3160 and 3.2 Hiles Hlasouri Pacific Railroad (located at utility l l l l pole at NW side of intersection) 1 First Pentacoetal Church on west side of 7.8 Hiles C-8 (SE) NONE > 11wy. 52 between llwy. 18 and Boutte northern town limits Field behind brick wall to Coronado park 8.6 Hiles . l G-9 (SE) NONE of f US 90 between West Store anal entrance to Honsanto Chemical Plant
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I f CORRESPONDING l DESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROH WATEREORD-3 REACTOR lI IJX'ATION REMP LOCATION 0.4 Hiles 11-10 (SSE) NONE Primary meteorological tower gate, use i service road to concrete facility Intersection of Ilwy. 3127 and llwy. 3142 1.8 Miles 11-2 (SSE) NONE St. Charles Parish Boat Launch at bridge 7.9 Miles 11-8 (SSE) NONE on liwy. 631 (access from ifwy. 3127) south of Ilwy. 3127 e 0.4 Hiles J-lE (S) NONE Cate to concrete facility south of plant using concrete facility service road ; E.4 Miles ; J-2 (S) NONE On liwy. 3127 0.5 miles west from intersection o of Ilwy. 3127 and liwy. 3142 (no landmarks to i reference) i Northwest of 230 KV switchyard south of 0.6 Hiles K-lE (SSW) NONE
- Waterford 3 1.1 Hiles K-2 (SSW) NONE On liwy. 3127 1.0 miles west from inter- i section of Ilwy. 3127 and liwy. 3142, opposite 4 culverts in drainage ditch 0.5 Hiles L-lE (SW) NONE Just south of railroad tracks on service road located west of Waterford 3 (which runs past firing range) 1.1 Hiles L-2 (SW) NONE On Hwy. 3127.1.5 miles west from inter-section of Ilwy. 3127 and liwy. 3142, near
,i transmission tower t 0.7 Miles WSW of plant near Waterford I & 2 H-1 j H-lE (WSW) fuel oil storage tanks (in NE corner of tank area) ,
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CORRESPONDING f' DESCRIPTION DISTANCE FROM WATERFORD-3 REACTOR LOCATION REMP LOCATION l t 1.2 Hiles H-2 (WSW) NONE On liwy. 3127 2 miles west from inter- j- ' section of Hwy. 3127 and Hwy. 3142, ! opposite ditch with 4 culverts N-!E (W) NONE Waterford I & 2 road, north at railroad and 0.6 Hiles close to Waterford I & 4 fuel oil day tank j: (SW corner of tank area) N-2 (W) N-1 W of plant at east end of Killona Elementary 0.9 Miles (east of ditch, behind LP&L no trespassing sign) NONF Service road on Waterford 1 & 2 Complex 0.5 Hiles P-lE (WNW)
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(* counting from uarth gate headed south) Northeast corner of Short Street. Take Post 0.8 Miles ,! P-1 (WNW) NONE Street (in K111ona) to Short Street (first ,,
. left), to right turn on Short Street P-2 (WNW) NONE ilwy. 3142 between liwy. 18 and llwy. 3127 at 1.1 Hiles baseball fields, between backstops ::
!l NONE Hwy. 640 between liwy. 18 and liwy. 3127, at 5.8 Miles 'l P-6 (WNW) dirt road heading east (at point of tree line) j' i
P-9 (WNW) NONE On levee (East Bank) off Ilwy. 44 near 8.8 Hiles t I Caryville, across.from fhell Station. Use levee access road with gate holding "P & S" sign , il Main gate entrance to Waterford 1 & 2 0.5 Hiles !I Q-lE (NW) NONE Complex off Ilwy. 18 l l On levee (West Bank) 'at intersection of 1.1 Hiles Q-2 (NW) NONE I llwy. 18 and liwy. 3142 (K111ona) . 14 EP-2-061 Revision 0 Attachment 7.1 (6 of 7) i
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em 1 CORRESPONDIl1G REMP LOCATION DESCIllPTIOII DISTANCE FROH WATERFORD-3 REACTOR l LOCATION ! Q-3 (NW) h0NE On levee (West Bank) at levee sign 2380. 2.3 Hiles , off Ilwy. 18 at small village between Killona j and Lucy l Intersection of Ilwy. 18 and Cold Mine 4.8 Miles Q-5 (NW) NONE Plantation Road (entrance to plantation),
- on south side of Ilwy. 18 between Lucy and Edgard NONE Intersection of Ilwy. 44 and 12th Street in Reserve 5.7 Mileu Q-6 (NW)
NNW of plant near Waterford I & 2 Intake dock D.5 Hiles R-lE (NNW) R-1 R-4 (NNW) NONE Intersection of Ilwy. 18 and 16th Street. 3.4 Hiles et south eastern end of Lucy R-5 (NNW) NONE On levee (East Bank) off Ilwy. 636 in Laplace. 4.8 Miles
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A-2 5 of pla.st on east bank of Mississippi 1.1 N e 11ver at base of water tower (0.8 at upriver on River Road from Littla Gypsy Plant entranca) 3-1 NNE of plant on east bank of Mississippi 0.8 NNE liver inside security fence surrounding tran==4 =s;Los tower (0.3 mi upriver on . , River Road from Little Gypsy Planc entrance) C-1 NE of plant at Littis Gypsy plant cooling 0.8 NE - water intaka (river side of laves) _ D-2 INE of plant of east bank of Mississippi River, 1.1 INE at west and of Bonna Carra Spillway (located on river levee and west guide levee of spillway at USGS witness post for survey markar) E-1 E of plant.on west bank of Mississippi River 0.2 E (0.3 mi downriver on LA 18 from Waterford 3 AWstration 31ds., 3rd utility pois past Zhasco construction entrance) F-2 ESE of plant in 220kv substation for Hooker 1.1 ISE chemical (approxisately 0.1 mi fron LA 18 on LA 3142) e G-2 SE of plant on LA 3142 (0.6 mi south of 1.2 SE intersection hith LA 18*at Witco Employees los entrance) . E-2 SSE of plant, south and of u 3142 railroad 1.2 SSt
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- Carbide substation (1.1 mi S of LA 18 & LA 3142 intersection-underneath 138 & 115 KV tr===a4 =sion l lines)
J-2 5 of plant on south side of LA 3127 near Texaco 1.3 $ valve station.(0.7 mi W of u 3142 & M 3127 intersection)
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REMP SA)D"_I LOCATION TA3tE . MILES FROM LOCAIION LOCATION PLA.NT DIRE..~ICN 1 NUMBER NW of plant in Edgard across fron channel 5 *. 0 NW I Q-5 markar (Webra's yard) . 1-6 NNW o'f plant near Laplace in LP&L laydown 5.3 NNW - yard E-15 E of plant a: LP&L Kenner substa:1on 11.8 E T. 9 ISE of plan: at Descrehan substa-ion nea 8.2 ESE
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J-15 S of plant at Des Allemands svi::hyard 12.0 S E-30 E of plant at d &L General Offices 27.0 E l Airborne APP-1 WW of plant in soybean field off of Short St. 0.8 - M in E111ona. NW of plane between soybean field and L'.18 0.8 W APQ-1 (0.6 ni E of LA 18 & LA 3141 intersection) l l APG-1 SE of plant nex 'to net tower 0.5 SE ' r-APC-1 NE of plant at Little Gypsy plant cooling 0.8 NE vater intaka, structure. . APE-30 E of plant at LP&L General Offices . 27.0 E Food Products - FPP-1 WNW of plan at soybean field S of LA 18 0.6 VNW" FPQ-1 NW of plant between soybean fiald and LA 18 0.8 NW (0.6 ni I of LA 18 & LA 3141 intersee:1on) FPG-1 SE cf plant nax: to not tower 0.6 - SE TPF-10 ESE of plant off River Road, near Luling 9.5 ESE' ci:7 lini:s EP-2-06L 20 Attacinnent 7.4 (3 of 4)
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MILFS FROM ! LOCA!!.ON ?T.JLh f DIRECTION _ 1 Nty3ER LOCATION Innastion . Milk 1.0 WNW MKP-1 NW side of Post St. Killena, Mr. 71ckmair's 1.3 NE MKC-2 NE of plant, north of Montz Park at Mrs. Calcagno's 5.0 NW MKQ-5 NW of plant in Edgard across from channel marker (Webra's yard) -
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EP-2-osi PCM 70L::ME 13 RE7ISION 2 2 APPROVAL DATE: SEP 191983 , PCM SECTICN EFFECTIVE DATE: Fuel Load ',- 9 EMERGENCY PLAN UfPLEMENTING PROCEDURE SEARCH AND RESCUE LP&L W-3 RECORDS CONTROLLED r,nav v1Jn i h5 4 . , s. FORC Meeting No. 71 --3 , *4 l Reviewed: .. /(( d _ %.
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WATERFORD 3 SES , i PLANT OPERATING MANUAL t-CHANGE /RE7ISION/ DELETION REQUEST Procedure No. W~ 2 -CSI Title >%ul cml 0.a.m Effective Date Iu0 EM (if different frca approval date) Cemelete 1. 9. e r= C Change No. ,_,NIA A. B. Revision No. 2 ~
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- 2. Ch. to the procedures as described in the FSAR7- #
3 Conduct tests / experiments not described in the F3AR7 #
- 4. Create a condition or conduct an operation which ex-coeds, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications?
If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-ehecklist. tach a 10 Safety CFR 50.59 Evaluation b 3affy EvaJplation.g8 d> > > Date
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Plant Manager-Nuclear Approval M Il N Date k/A " i -
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UNT-1-003 Revision 6' Attachment 6.9 (1 of 1) 2G
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5.1 OSC Supervisor Actions 5.2 Search and Rescua Team Leader Emergency Actions 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 7.0 ATTACHMENTS 7.1 First Aid Equipment Location List (1 page) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 2 l 1-7 Revision 2
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Ema'rgency Plan Impicmsnting Procedure EP-2-081 Scaren and Rescue Revision 2 1.0 PU R POSE To provide guidance to the Operational Support Center Supervisor and Search and Rescue Team Leaders for the search and rescue of person- .-
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nel who may be missing, trapped, or injured. 2.0 REFFRENCES 2.1 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During l Emergencies 2.2 EP-2-020, Contaminated Injured /Ill Personnel 2.3 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records l 2.4 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation, and Deactivation 1.5 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination 2.6 EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability 2.7 PS-16-103, Accountability of Personnel During Emergencies 2.8 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.9 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments. 3.0 RES PONSIBILITIES _ The Operational Support Center (OSC) Supervisor and the Search and Rescue Team Leader are responsible for implementing the appropriate steps of this procedure. 2 _ ...m - - _ . . _ . _ . . . _ _ 'i- - ' ' ' ' ' -- -'
Emsrgency Plan Impicsonting Procedure EP-2-081 Scarch and Rescue Revision 2 NOTE Search and Rescue Team (s) should consist of at least a total of three individuals from f Operations, Maintenance, Health Physics, { Chemistry and/or Security (individuals with current first aid training should be selected, if possible). 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIQH3 4.1 This procedure shall be implemented when: 4.1.1 Personnel have not been accounted for as directed by Security I Procedure PS-16-103 or EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability, for accountability during a Site Area or General Emergency and cannot be contacted. 4.1.2 Personnel are unable to exit an area without assistance. 4.1.3 Directed by the Emergency Coordinator or Osc Supervisor. 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 OSC SUPERVISOR ACTIONS 5.1.1 Select three individuals. Assign one individual as team leader. 5.1.2 Ensure the team is briefed in accordance with EP-2-130, Attachment 7.3 Ensure that the team is briefed on radiological hazards in accordance with EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and 1.; Surveys During Emergencies. Ensure tuat dose limits specified in 10CFR20 are n.ot exceeded without the Emergency Coordinator's permission, in accordance with EP-2-030. I' ( p 5.1.3 Maintain continuous personnel accountability in accordance with EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability. i b 1 3
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Emargency Plan Impicmanting Proceduro EP-2-CS1 Search and Rescue Revision 2 5.1.4 Notify the Emergency Coordinator when the team has been ; dispatched. l 5.1.5 If persons are injured and contaminated or if offsite medical ,. assistance is requested, refer to EP-2-020, Contaminated I Injured /Ill Personnel. 5.1.6 Provide assistance to team as necessary. 5.1.7 After search and rescue is complete, ensure team members are debriefed in accordance with EP-2-130, Attachment 7.3. Inform the j. TSC of the results of search and rescue operations. 5.2 SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM LEADER EMERGENCY ACTIONS 5.2.1 Designate a team member as communicator and to obtain a portable radio. 5.2.2 Direct a team member to obtain any safety equipment that may be required. 5.2.3 Direct a team member to be responsible for obtaining first aid equipment from one of'the locations on Attachment 7.1. 5.2.4 Ensure that all equipment to be used by the team is functional. Perform a radio check between Search and Rescue Team and OSC Com- 9 municator. 5.2.5 Ensure dose rate meters are turned on before team leaves OSC. 5.2.6 Conduct search and rescue operations. 5.2.6.1 Proceed to designated area (s) with radiation survey meter turned 2 on. 5.2.6.2 Ensure that communications are maintained with the Operational
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q 1 C. That team members check dosimeters regularly. . D. That stay times established by the Radiological Controls Coordinator are not exceeded. 5.2.6.5 When an individual is located, check the person for injuries and contamination. Administer first aid, if necessary. J.2.6.6 Report the following findings to the Operational Support Center as soon as possible: i: A. Location l B. Extent of injuries. l j, C. Contamination levels, if applicable D. Radiation levels, if applicable E. First aid administered R 5.2.6.7 Request assistance from the Operational Support Center Supervisor for transport of any injured or contaminated individuals. .i 5.2.6.8 Upon completion of search and rescue operations, report to the j Operational Support Center for debriefing. I i 5.2 7 After search and rescue is complete, debrief the Search and Rescue j Team in accordance with EP-2-130, Attachment 7.3 ] l 5
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'irst Aid Lockers A. First Aid Lockers, -4 RAB (next to east elevator) , B. First Aid Locker, +46 RAB (next to east elevator)
C. First Aid Locker, Administration Building (main corridor) D. First Aid Locker, Service Building 2nd Floor (Ventilation Room) E. First Aid Kit (small) - EOF HP Locker f
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. PLANT OPERATING MANUAL l. LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT UNNfYN EP-2-091 POM VOLUME 18 REVISION 1 POM SECTION 2 APPROVAL DATE: OCT - 41983 -: '. EFFECTIVE DATE: Fuel Loac o f EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE EMERGENCY CHEMISTRY LP&L W-3 P.ECORDS COblTCl';.ii g4 5 t 1 5.. ajL.. I a .C u ($ f' T NO. PORC Meeting No. f 3 '37 Reviewed : Meh 70RC Chai n App roved: 1_ sdfC
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 CE-3-900, Operation of the Post Accident Sampling System . 2.2 CE-3-901, Post Accident Sampling of Containment Atmosphere 2.3 CE-3-902, Post Accident Boron Analysis (Plasma Method) 2.4 CE-3-903, Post Accident Gamma Spectroscopic Analysis 2.5 CE-3-904, Post Accident Hydrogen Analysis 2.6 CE-3-905, Testing and Maintenance of the Post Accident Sampling System ' 2.7 CE-3-906, Post Accident Stack Effluent Sampling 2.8 CE-3-907, Post Accident Liquid Effluent Sampling 29 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records
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2.12 RW-2-500, Radioactive Material Shipments 3.0 RFR PONSIB ILITTFS 3.1 The Chemistry Engineer is responsible for implementing and maintaining this procedure. h i! 2
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3.3 The Chemistry Technicians, Radiochemist. Chemist, Radiochemistry ' ! Supervisor and/or Chemistry Supervisor are responsible for notifving the Radiological Controls Coordinator prior to primary sampling for additional radiological controls, if deemed necessary . 4.0 INITIATTNG CONDITIONS
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. 5.1 - PASS PROCEDURES (References 2.1 through 2.8) 5.1.1 PASS procedures shall be used when the normal primary sample panel cannot be operated within ALARA guidelines as determined by the
. Health Physics Coordinator. 5.1.2 The Chemistry Engineer or Radiochemist, after consultation with the Health Physics Coordinator, will determine use of the normal primary sample panel. q 5.2 The chemistry Engineer shall provide the necessary staff to support response actions and operation of the PASS equipment to produce tha
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af ter consultation with the Health Physics . Coordinator. 5.4 SAMPLES TO BE ANALYZED OFF SITE l' 5.4.1 Chemistry personnel shall contact the appropriate receiving laboratory to coordinate the analysis effort. 5.4.2 Chemistry personnel shall contact the Radwaste Engineer to inform !' him of the need for packaging and transportation- assistance. 5.4.2.1 The Radwaste Department shall arrange for sample packaging and transportation in accordance with Reference 2.12. i. R 5.4.3 Analysis activities shall be carried out in accordance with ex-isting agreements. I; 1 4
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WATERFORD 3 SES I PLANT OPERATING MANDAL l.OUISI ANA POWER & LIGHT M100LE SOUTH UTILmES SYSTEM PCM VOLUME 18 S}1l 0N 3 S ION 2 APPROVAL DATE: OCT - 419s3 c j EFFECTIVE DATE: Fuel Loac t EMERGENCY PLAN I?f?LDIENTING PROCEDURE OPERATIONAL SUPPORT CENTER (OSC) ACTIVATION, OPERATION, AND DEACTIVATION LP&L W-3 ST: 7 - CONTR0;_ LED e4 *i.\ - / Cfbet?. 3./ 3 NC. PORC Meeting No, h.3-3 E Reviewee kk 01 Chai [ - Approved: > W[ M' 4 Plant Manager-Nuclear
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30 RESONSIBILITIES 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS l 5.0 PROCEDURE { 51 Activation . 5.2 Operation 53 Deactivation 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 OSC Floor Plan and Equipment Locations (1 pa5e) LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES Title Revision 3 1-7 Revision 3 1' h 4 rj i I li 's o 1
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.i* This procedure provides guidance for the Operational Support Center (OSC) staff in the activation, operation and deactivation of the .-
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2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emergency Plan j 2.2 EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments 23 EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records 3 2.4 EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability 25 EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring i 2.6 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During Emergencies ! 27 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.8 EP-2-034, On-Site Surveys During Emergencies 29 UNT-4-032, Use of Company Vehicles 2.10 EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory 30 RESPONSIBILITIES The Operational Support Center Supervisor is responsible for ensuring that actions outlined in this procedure are carried out. 4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS .y This procedure is to be initiated upon any of the following conditions:
., 4.1 At the direction of the Emergency Coordinator; or 4.2 Declaration of any of the following emergency conditions; 2
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4.2 3 Site Area Emergency 4.2.4 General Emergency 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 ACTIVATION 5.1.1 Unlock the OSC Supervisor's cabinet. Plug in the OSC telephones,
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and set up the logs and status boards. Refer to Attachment 7 1, ; OSC Floor Plan and Equipment Locations. j 5 1.2 Test the portable radios located in the OSC Supervisor's cabinet. 513 Conduct Initial Personnel Accountability in accordance witn EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability, as appropriate. 5.1.4 Procure and activate the emergency vehicles in accordance witn
- EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring. ;
NOTE Ensure that an attempt is made to recall by radio those vehicles not in their designated
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5.1.5 Inventory the Field Monitoring Kits in accordance with EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring. . 5.1.6 Assemble the Emergency Teams, as required, in accordance with EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments. I 5.1 7 Establish communications with the TSC and -4 RAB Control Point on I the following communications systems. 5.1 7 1 HP Line I 3
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l Emirgency Plan Impismsnting Procedure EP-2-101 l Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation , Revision 3 Operation, and Deactivation 5172 PABX i 5.1 7 3 Sound-Powered - i . 5.1.8 The. Radiological Controls Coordinator shall activate the -4 RAB l Control Point and establish communications with the OSC and TSC. l 1 5.1 9 Inform the TSC Supervisor that the OSC has been activated when it ! I has been staffed to a level sufficient to perform the following l functions: 5.191 Emergency Fire Response 5.1.9.2 Search and Rescue 5.1 9 3 First Aid i 5194 Repair 5.1 9.5 Radiological Field Monitoring , 5.2 OPERATION 5.2.1 Maintain continuous personnel accountability in accordance with EP-2-190, Personnel Accountability. 5.2.2 Assemble and/or dispatch Emergency Teams in accordance witn EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments. I 5.2 3 Maintain all documentation in accordance with EP-2-150, Emergency Plan Implementing Records.
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5.2.4 If extended operation of the OSC is required, provide continuous L manning capability. , t 525 OSC habitability surveys shall be conducted in accordance with i EP-2-034. j 1 5.2.5.1 Consideration should be given to evacuating the OSC when radia-
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l 5 2.5.2 The OSC shall be evacuated when radiation levels are 500 mrem /hr C [ or greater and/or total weighted MFC airborne concentrations are 100 MPC or greater.
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into account. Consideration should be given to evacuation when 10CFR20 limits (see EP-2-030) are approached and there is no indication that conditions will improve before limits are exceeded. 5.2.6 Backup OSC - If hazards prevent personnel from conducting operations in the OSC, evacuate to the backup OSC in the , Administration Building Meeting Room. l 5.2.6.1 At a minimum, bring emergency records ano emergency kits I (radiation) to the backup OSC. 3 NOTE f Avoid hazardous areas enroute to the backup OSC. L l-i 5 2.6.2 Set up the backup OSC and reestablish communications. 53 DEACTIVATION 5.3 1 The Emergency Coordinator will inform the OSC Supervisor when to deactivate the OSC. 532 Make preparations with the TSC Supervisor to transfer remaining responsibilities to the TSC.
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534 Deactivate and restore emergency equipment and supplies in ac- . cordance with EP-3-040, Emergency Equipment Inventory. -- 535 Return the portable radios to the OSC Supervisor's cabinet and ensure that they are plugged into the charging units. Return all i telephones to the OSC Supervisor's cabinet. 536 Monitor all returning vehicles in accordance with EP-2-060, Radiological Field Monitoring. 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS Assess the status of the OSC and ensure that the following actions have been completed: 6.1 All records generated during the operation of the OSC have been handled in accordance with EP-2-150. 6.2 All functional equipment / supplies have been restored to preactiva-tion conditions, as appropriate. 63 The entire OSC staff has been relieved of all duties associated with the operation of the OSC. 70 ATTACHMENTS 71 CSC Floor Plan and Equipment Locations I 9 1 6 y e
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18 REVISION POM VOLUME APPROVAL DETE: SEP 191983 ,. POM SECTION 2 , EHECTIVE DATE: F.,91 T_a ad 7 l v I EMERGENCY PLAN IMPL-.ENTING PROCEDURE REEUIRY LP&L W-3 RECORDS CONTROLLED c%.4'>,,1inm NO. PORC Mascing No. 6 .h" 4 Raviewed:, -w PCRC ChaL w Approved: ~',v M Plant Manager-Nuclear y - .c._ . - - , . . - _ ,,.,-g
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coeda, or could result in exceeding, the limits in Technical Specifications? If the answer to any of the above is yes, complete and at-tach a 10 CTR 50.59 Saf.ety I" Evaluation Safety Evaluation /O d ' ' - f' [' ' checklist.
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1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides both specific steps to be followed, and guidance to be considered, prior to and during the reentry of an evacuated area for the purposes of emergency repair to systems and equipment or investigative assessment of abnormal plant conditions. NOTE ', The scope of this procedure does not include reentry into affected areas offsite. State and
. local agencies will coordinate any offsite recovery effort required following a Site Area or General j Emergency in which evacuation was implemented as a protective action.
2.0 REFERENCES
2.1 Waterford 3 SES Emergency Plan 2.2 EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Exposure Guidelines and Controls 2.3 EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls and Surveys During l Emergencies 2.4 EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination 1 2.5 EP-2-033, Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents 2.6 EP-2-034, Onsite Surveys During Emergencies l l 27 EP-2-071, Site Protective Measures
; 2.8 EP-2-101, Operational Support Center (OSC) Activation, Operation,
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+ EP-2-130, Emergency Team Assignments 2.9 2.10 EP-2-170, Recovery 2
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-3.2 .The Radiological Controls Coordinator is responsible for coordinating the radiological response actions for reentry with the OSC Supervisor.
4.0 INITIATING CONDITIONS 4.1 This procedure is to be initiated upon any of the following conditions: 4.1.1 Conditions that require entry into sn' area classified as
" evacuated" according to EP-2-071, Site Protective Measures.
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5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 Assess the need for reentry and whether the benefits to be gained offset the potential hazards to the reentry personnel. 5.1.1 Utilize all available data including area and process monitor readings, survey data, and personnel observations to determine: 5.1.1.1 Which plant area (s) is (are) affected. 5.1.1.2 The conditions in the area', such as personnel-hazards, temperature. toxic environment, and equipment condition. 5.1.1.3 Whether or not there are personnel in the area (s) who need
, assistance. . 5.1.1.4 The time schedule, based on necessity, for reentry to commence.
R ,; 5.1.2 Isolate and post areas determined to be unsafe or unnecessary to be reentered with approprit warning signs and rope barriers (e.g., contaminated or high radiation areas). 3
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5.2.1 Protective clothing and survey equipment requirements 5.2.2 Shielding and access control requirements 5.2.3 Anticipated ha:ard protection and communications requirements NOTE Reentry operations must be coordinated with the
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Radiological Controls Coordinator and the Nuclear Operations Supervisor-Shift Supervisor _ (NOS-SS) or his designee to ensure proper procedures are followed, surveys are taken and areas are acceptable for entry. Reentry activities shall not begin prior to proper review by the NOS-SS and the Radiological Controls Coordinator and authorization by the Emergency Coordinator. 5.3 Establish reentry teams from personnel available in the operational Support Center, Control Room, or other assembly areas. 5.3.1 The OSC Supervisor should assign a team leader and communicator (as required). 5.3.2 The team members should be briefed on the plan of action and if radiological hazards are present, the Radiological Controls Coordinator shall conduct a briefing in accordance with EP-2-031, In-Plant Radiological Controls During Emergencies. Attachment 72
- of EP-2-130 should be used to document the briefing.
5.3.3 The team members should complete an emergency exposure authoriza-tion form in accordance with EP-2-030, Emergency Radiation Ex-posure Guidelines and Controls, if high radiation levels are expected. 4
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5.4 Ensure tnat personnel making the reentry are qualified for first aid, plant operations, health physics, and/or maintenance i evaluations and corrective actions as necessary for the specific ,. reentry evolution taking place. I 5.5 For safety purposes, ensure that each reentry team is composed of at least two individuals. I 5.6 For radiologically affected areas, the guidelines of EP-2-031 and EP-2-034 should be followed with specific emphasis on control of ex-posure, including: 5.6.1 Assigning an individual as a Health Physics Control Point Monitor to time personnel entry and to maintain a record of all entries into the affected area. 5.6.2. Ensuring that reentry personnel frequently check direct-reading dosimeters and withdraw to a safe area if assigned. exposure limits are approached. 5.6.3 Directing reentry personnel to monitor radiation levels and take periodic air samples along the reentry route and subsequently post radiation and/or contaminated area signs. 5.6.4 Administering potassium iodide, as necessary, according to l EP-2-033, Administration of Iodine Blocking Agents, if high levels { of radioactive iodine are encountered. 1 5.7 For environmentally or structurally affected areas (i.e., steam leak, smoke, flooding, earthquake damage, toxic atmosphere, etc.), ensure that appropriate measures are taken for personnel safety, including: 5.7.1 Reducing potential hazards to reentry personnel, if possible, by
; actions such as ventilation purge or the securing of systems.
jl 5.7.2 Outfitting personnel with appropriate emergency equipment, such as self-contained breathing apparatus, steam suits, flashlights, tow lines, special tools and communications devices as required. 5
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5.7.4 Directing reentry personnel to withdraw to a predetermined " safe area" if severe unanticipated or unplanned conditions are 3 '
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encountered, pending further evaluation of the reentry effort. 5.8 Ensure that the OSC maintains a current status board on reentry team operations and that reentry personnel log out of the OSC prior to departing on assigned reentry activities. 5.9 . Ensure that the reentry team leader maintains continuous com- - munications with the OSC Supervisor, if possible, or otherwise at predetermined intervals to report progress of the reentry and , observed conditions. 5.10 Coordinate the return of the reentry team to the control point. 3.10.1 Implement EP-2-032, Monitoring and Decontamination, if required. 5.10.2 Debrief team members at the OSC using Attachment 7 2 of EP-2-130. If radiological hazards were present, the Radiological j
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5.10 3 Report the results and findings of the reentry to the Emergency Coordinator. 5.10.4 Notify the NOS-SS of the return of the reentry team (s). 5.11 Determine the need for additional reentries and, if required, for the initiation of recovery operations in accordance with EP-2-170, Recovery. 9 6.0 FINAL CONDITIONS j 6.1 Reentry operations have been completed and all reentry team members i}}